The Bachelorette Party by Karen McCullah Lutz

They were sitting in the church at Denise's wedding.

The Bachelorette Party was slated to be adapted to film as well but it never came to pass for some reason, but I do hope it comes to the screen at some point. Karen McCullah Lutz co-wrote movies: Legally Blonde, 10 Things I Hate About You, Ella Enchanted, She's The Man, The House Bunny, and The Ugly Truth. I would recommend this for a genuine laugh, and a story about unlikely friendships. The Bachelorette Party is a quick read, approximately 250 pages. The student is an adult, age nineteen, but still grossly inappropriate due to their student/teacher relationship. In my opinion, it is 5-star worthy but I knocked a star off due to references involving a teacher's sexual attraction towards her student and ultimately a nongraphic reference to sex between the two. OMG, some parts of this book were so inappropriately funny, I was dying! There is some storyline in this book apart from the bachelorette party theme so it's not all raunchy humor. Apparently Helen is a TOTALLY different person once she gets some drinks in her bloodstream. Well, to make this happen, the agenda gets a detour and alcohol is introduced.

The agenda is very structured and filled with tea, spa, and shopping, but the groom asks his best friend Zadie to make sure Helen loosens up a bit and has a good time. The book centers around a group of women throwing a bachelorette party for the seemingly perfect, virgin bride: Helen. The Bachelorette Party is a standalone novel written by author and screenwriter Karen McCullah Lutz. Pick this book and you're sure going to laugh out, until your stomach hurts!! The author has surely managed to make this plot seriously into a funny and witty chick-lit novel. So if you want a good laugh, go for this book, because you're going to enjoy a lot and also learn how Zadie lusted for a 17-year old guy, Trevor from her school.

Although she was quite successful in turning that bachelorette party into a wild one! But the twists and turns of that bachelorette party changes her life forever, it makes her realize there is indeed room for someone special in her life and that she is too in need of that someone special.

Zadie was too against the idea of love and marriage. It's about a left-at-the-alter-bride, Zadie, a high school teacher, who was assigned by her bff, Grey, to loosen up his uptight to-be-bride, Helen(sadly, Zadie's way too perfect cousin) on her bachelorette party. Way too witty and filled with sarcasm, this book is surely going to be one of your favorite books! Read something so hilarious after such a long time.

The Bachelorette Party by Karen McCullah Lutz