Big Boned (Heather Wells Mysteries) | Meg Cabot | I was sad to see it end, but I couldn't stop...

Big Boned (Heather Wells Mysteries) | Meg Cabot | Great way to end

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Big Boned (Heather...

	Big Boned (Heather Wells Mysteries) Meg Cabot Avon A, 2007 - 304 pages average customer review:based on 30 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

I was sad to see it end, but I couldn't stop reading it!

I loved this book and the entire series! I LOL'd many times over the use of the 'murse' aka man purse. The fact that somebody FINALLY brought attention to the murse is reason enough to get this book. The simple fact that it was a fantastic read, is just a cherry on top.

If you want to completely adore Meg Cabot, as I do, take a look at her other series Boy Next Door.

Great way to end

This was a great end to the series (if infact this is the end). Ms. Cabot just brings these characters to life. She also brings the funny which is a big part of why I adore her books. The Heather Wells books told in first person are fantastic and I cannot wait for more!

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Good but too short.

This is the 3rd book in the Heather Wells mystery series. This book definitely builds on the prior two so one needs to read them in order. In typical Cabot style, the book is full of laugh out loud moments. The characters are vivid and fun and after 3 books, I really felt like I got to know them well.

The only downside to this book (and hence the 4 stars) is that it's too short and it wraps up way too fast. After 2 great books of build up, everything is wrapped up in only a matter of pages. I was left not only wanting more, but feeling like the ending was just a bit unrealistic and forced. Still, the book was a joy to read. I just wish it was longer.

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fun big is better amateur sleuth

Former teen pop star Heather Wells attends New York College. To pay for her tuition, Heather works as an assistant dormitory director at the Fischer Hall residence dorm better known by the residents as the "Death Dorm" following some recent murders there. Heather is also serendipitously dating her remedial math instructor Tad Tocco although she admits only to herself she still loves private investigator Cooper Cartwright.

Someone murders Fisher Hall's temporary manager Dr. Owen Veatch. The police immediately suspect graduate student Sebastian Blumenthal, a protest leader, who had public run-ins with the deceased. When Heather receives a tip that insists Ted is innocent, she begins to investigate, but ends up in trouble from a murderer who would not mind killing the somewhat slimmed down but still BIG BONED Heather.

The third Heather Wells' big is better amateur sleuth (see SIZE 14 IS NOT FAT EITHER and SIZE 12 IS NOT FAT) is an entreating New York murder mystery due to the antics of the precocious heroine. Heather is at her best as she squeezes into dangerous situations that are to tight for comfort yet continues to do so. Sub-genre fans will enjoy this big woman's escapades as she makes inquiries that concern the two men in her life.

Harriet Klausner

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