I Think I Love You Audiobook

" Gave up on it -- just not my cup of tea, and I was that kid of the 70's / David Cassidy fan - I think it was the Welsh slang, too much to read and nothing about this was grabbing me. "

" After skipping the majority of the interview between David and the author the book came to an abrupt end. It was ok. Part 2 was obscure , but concluded it I suppose. A book that didn't need thought or effort to read, but not a gripping page turner. "

" Sheesh. Allison Pearson had a perfectly serviceable coming-of-age story going, then she ruined it by tacking on a boring middle-age woman crisis. This is exactly why chick lit has a bad name. Not the worst I've read, but definitely going on the swap list TODAY. "

" Absolutely loved the first two thirds of this book but once it shifted to current day narrative I found myself just pushing through for the sake of it. Cleverly written and evoked strong images of my teenage years "

" Ohhh...this book was a killer to get through. First off I didn't connect with any of the characters. It was hard to follow which story she was trying to tell. When you started to get into an experience Petra or Bill were having she would tell you the story and then move on with out explaining how it ended. You just assumed what occurred and moved on to more baffling facts. After page about 120 I would just read a few lines per page because I just didn't care about the them and their whining!!! Finally, the story picked up and all came together at about page 277. So you only really need to read the last 50 pages! I am glad it's over! "

" I think she is an excellent writer and the teenage years of the protagonist and her and her friends' passion for David Cassidy, are poignant and hilarious. Gossipy sort that I am, I also like the fact that Allison Pearson in married to the brilliant Anthony Lane, film critic for The New Yorker. "

" Could have been a cute story, but poorly done. "

" I chose to read this book because I LOVED "I Don't Know How She Does It." That was definitely a 5-star book. This one is not as good, but still a fun and entertaining read. No deep thinking needed! "

" I listened to the book. The actress' British accent was very dull. I kept having to pinch myself awake during my commute. But, I really enjoyed the story, despite missing the whole David Cassidy fandom. I am sucker for "I think I love you." "

" I was in love with David Cassidy too. "

" Such a fun read especially if you had a crush on teen heartthrob David Cassidy in the 1970s. I was more into his brother Shaun, but I so enjoyed remembering how important these crushes were and the friendships that were forged as a result of worshipping a pop star. "

" Holding off on rating until after book club. You're welcome! "

" So much fun to read for anyone who was a young teenager during this time period (including me!) "

" I did not like this. I am not really sure why I didn't just quit reading. "

" I adored this book! It is perfect chick lit. I recommend all women to read this. "

" Oh, man, it's not you, Ms. Pearson, it's me. On the one hand, I don't have the patience for something as light and fun as this, no matter how well written. On the other hand, it's not like I want to read really deep dark stuff, either. I'm adding a shelf for "stuck halfway through." "

" This was a totally fun book to read! Even though i was not a huge David Cassidy fan i could relate to this book, anyone who has ever had a crush on a music guy will! It was fun and a really good story too! "

" Great read. Fast, emotional, totally spot on about teenage obsession and the feeling of futility that comes as you approach middle age. "