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Big Girls Do Cry
Big Girls Do Cry
Author: Carl Weber
When plus-sized beauty Isis and her sister, Egypt, start a new chapter of the Big Girls Book Club in Richmond, Virginia, they soon discover that drama follows them no matter where they go as they deal with family issues, scandalous new members and betrayal.
ISBN-13: 9780758231819
ISBN-10: 0758231814
Publication Date: 2/1/2010
Pages: 352
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4 stars, based on 18 ratings
Publisher: Kensington
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
Members Wishing: 0
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mzangel1 avatar reviewed Big Girls Do Cry on + 151 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Usually I LOVE all of Carl Weber books but this one was NOT one of his better books....Isis and Egypt less just say both of them are CRAZY....Egypt is more STUPID than CRAZY and Isis is just plan ole' CRAZY..possessed, loony, bonkers, deranged, a lunatic, a nutcase. Just pick one....This was suppose to be a squeal to Something on the Side but it could stand alone...and I LOVED Something on the Side...couldn't really get into this one....Will read Torn between two Lovers the sequeal to this one......Look for it in September 2010....
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angieee avatar reviewed Big Girls Do Cry on + 5 more book reviews
I enjoyed this book. I am a big fan of Carl Weber's writings.
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I am a huge fan of Carl Weber. His books are always fast-paced and exciting. This novel centers around married couple Egypt and Rashad. The couple has been trying to have a baby, to no avail. This is causing strain and heartache in their marriage. Enter Isis, Egypt's sister and Rashad's ex. Isis moves into Egypt and Rashad's home after a bad break up. Isis has never gotten over Rashad and she's still bitter about her sister's happily ever after with her ex. When Egypt has the idea of having Isis carry her and Rashad's baby (since Egypt has been unable to maintain a pregnancy), Isis uses the opportunity to seduce Rashad and bust up her sister's marriage. I liked this book because of it's fast pace. It was exciting. My only problem with it is that a lot of African American books have sisters that sleep with the same men and are overly competitive. I think this theme is getting a bit old.
steph-e-pooh avatar reviewed Big Girls Do Cry on + 37 more book reviews
Slow in parts. But a good story line.


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