Dear Dolly: On Love, Life and Friendship by Dolly Alderton My rating: 3 of 5 stars This is an ok book, 2.5 stars. I first read Dolly Alderton when I read 'Good Material' and I loved that book so much that I chose to read this book next. It was disappointing compared to 'Good Material'. I love an agony aunt column which is why I give it 2.5 stars, but I can't justify any more. Alderton worked as a columnist in The Guardian on the "Agony Aunt" section, responses to which she has compiled together in this book. To me, the book felt quite lazy. I don't have a subscription to this newspaper and hadn't heard of her column before, so I don't know whether she fleshed out her answers in order to write this book or whether they were kept the same. She has managed to make money out of publishing what's already out there but in a book format. There's no doubt that Alderton is a clever and engaging writer. I reall...
