The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite ClaytonMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
I don't know where to begin with this book. I didn't love it but I didn't hate it either. I really enjoyed the friendship between this group of women. What started out as a meeting in the park between five women, and watching it grow into a fabulous friendship, and following that throughout the book was very heartwarming. The way they stuck by each other through the good times and the bad, the way they had disagreements and would put those aside to stand by one another was a true testament to what friendship is all about. Some of the women were writers and some of them not but they would encourage one another to write, critique one another's work, and lift each other up to bigger and better things.
Unfortunately, the writing style was very flat, there was no depth to the characters, and everything seemed very glossed over and very surface. There was so much history jammed in here too, I mean so much it made my head spin.
Overall, the storyline had potential and was good, the characters could have been developed a little bit more, but in the end it was a heartwarming, good friendship, easy kinda read.
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