Lia's Guide to Winning the Lottery (Hardcover)

from BrynDahlquis

I wasn't too impressed with the first half, but I never seriously considered putting it down for good. It was okay, but nothing special. But the second half was -so- much better, and I pretty much read the rest in one sitting. Keren David's writing is a little annoying in the fact that she's cons...

from Jessica5

I was really intrigued when I won this book from Librarything because it just sounded like such a fun read. I'm happy to say it ended up being just that! Lia is a 16-year-old girl from Britain and the book starts off when her mom kicks her out of the house (after another one of their fights) and ...

from TheRomanceBookie

I won Keren David's Lia's Guide to Winning the Lottery from Library Thing, a signed copy of it actually, which I was pretty stoked on life about! :) It's taken me a couple of months to read it, but I've finally gotten to it, and am really glad! This book really caught my eye, because of the word:...

from elliepotten

"My mother kicked me out one minute after I won eight million pounds." Well, with an opening line like that, how could I resist? Lia Latimer is sixteen when her first ever lottery ticket - bought for her by her friend Jack as a joke birthday present - wins her the jackpot. The novel follows her t...

from sstaheli

Currency was devised simply as a medium of exchange, and yet the relationship that society has formed with it has taken on an entirely new life. Lia's Guide to Winning the Lottery provides a fun and whimsical interpretation of money and our relationship to it (and other people!), which provided s...