Review: I want to move to the Bahamas too!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 22, 2014
I really loved Roni and her friends .. I think that what this book shows beyond the normal following your individual path message is that it's really okay for women to be women. Loomis has written Roni and her friends in a way can garner some criticism from people who are not prepared to see women embrace their sexuality and their rights to be free. I find it interesting when I think in opposites, would anyone find this book shocking if it was being written about men? Nope.Just because we are grown, have jobs and lives doesn't mean that we have grown into who we actually are, who will make us happy. I think that Loomis does a great job here in the shade of shows like "Girls" and "Sex in the City" in showing us a realistic journey for women to become who they are most comfortable with no matter what society says should be.