Review: Very enjoyable and funny
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2012
How many of us outside the Middle East and India have any idea what life there is like?  "Bras, Boys & Blunders" shows us that, cultural differences aside, teens the world over still struggle with the same universal issues of self-image, peer pressure, the opposite sex, and parents.As with the author's first novel, this one is extremely well edited, still something of a rare treat among indie-published novels, and like that novel, this one takes the reader into her world with the same humorous flare.One gets the impression that at least parts of this novel might be bits of personal experience, and speculating on that possibility makes it all the more funny.  You'll definitely be entertained and come away with a better understanding of that part of the world.  We need more novels like this.At times I wish that I could give half-star ratings because this one isn't quite a 5 in my mind, but it's definitely on the high side of 4 and deserves a 5 more than a 4.I look forward to more of Ms. Samson's writing with the knowledge that they'll be given that same attention to detail and good writing that this one has.