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A review by jrc2011
Love Letters to Jane's World by Paige Braddock
3.0
Jane's World was something I would read occasionally in one of San Francisco's free weekly newspapers. Sometimes it was funny, sometimes it was, well, kind of boring. I have to confess - I read through the first 100 pages or so of "Love Letters to Jane's World" and was reminded of why I quit dating: SO. MUCH. DRAMA. Seriously.
There are some funny bits - like where a chick fight turns into a hot tub and that turns out to be Jane's roommate altering the comic she's writing. Aside from a few crazy/wacky twists here and there - it's a lot of quotidian lesbian relationship drama. I read this in Kindle format and it was not so easy to flip pages to browse as a paper copy. If you are a fan of "Jane's World" - get the paper version and flip and browse to find the funny bits - and let me know!
Jane is still good for me to read in small doses - not all the way through like a book!
There are some funny bits - like where a chick fight turns into a hot tub and that turns out to be Jane's roommate altering the comic she's writing. Aside from a few crazy/wacky twists here and there - it's a lot of quotidian lesbian relationship drama. I read this in Kindle format and it was not so easy to flip pages to browse as a paper copy. If you are a fan of "Jane's World" - get the paper version and flip and browse to find the funny bits - and let me know!
Jane is still good for me to read in small doses - not all the way through like a book!