My Best Friend Has Issues by Laura Marney

My Best Friend Has Issues

Laura Marney

How to describe it? Bridget Jones's fat girl angst meets a Moll Flanders romp through the fleshpots of Barcelona. There's lots of flesh and most of the characters are completely potty. And throw in a pinch of Becky Sharp to get a feel for the scheming amorality of it all. The only blameless character is Juegita, the dog, and even she managed to get up the duff somehow.

Extract
I never found out what Lisa and Lauren really thought; we never talked about it, ever. But they blamed me, I know they did. I was the one wearing a skirt too short for a fat girl. I was the one who skulked home to wriggle out of the wet skirt and finish off the Doritos.
Parallels
  • Bridget Jones' Diary by Helen Fielding
  • Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray
  • Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
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Violence
Explicit sexual Content

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