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|title=That Certain Age

|author=Elizabeth Buchan

|buy=Maybe

|borrow=Yes

|pages=384

|publisher=Penguin Books Ltd

|date=July 2004

|isbn=0141009802

}}

A pleasant enough light read by [[Elizabeth Buchan]], though not particularly gripping. The book is actually two stories, each told in the first person, switching ever two or three chapters.

The people are believable, the writing fast-paced and clear, the plots reasonably satisfying. I found it a bit confusing at first having two entirely separate plots alternating without any clear link, and if I put the book down for a couple of days it was a bit difficult to remember who was who, and which story I was in the middle of. Nonetheless, it was reasonably enjoyable - recommended for holiday reading, when you don't want anything too heavy.

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