Ebook {Epub PDF} All This Has Nothing to Do with Me by Monica Sabolo

 · All This Has Nothing To Do With Me is an exposé, a dissection of a broken heart. It is also highly original, extremely funny, and deeply, darkly moving: a sparkling gem of a novel about unrequited love and the hoops we are prepared to jump through in its name, and an unputdownable glimpse into the depths of one woman's psyche. All This Has Nothing To Do With Me by Monica Sabolo is an exposé of a broken heart. With full access to MS's photos, diary extracts and emails, it documents MS and XX's relationship from jubilant start to painful finish, and lays out her life – and past – for our scrutiny/5(23).  · Monica Sabolo is a journalist and writer, and was until recently the Editor-in-Chief for the cultural pages of Grazia in France. She lives in Paris. All This Has Nothing To Do With Me won France's Prix de Flore Book Edition: Main Market Ed.

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All This Has Nothing To Do With Me - Ebook written by Monica Sabolo. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read All This Has Nothing To Do With Me. All This Has Nothing To Do With Me by Monica Sabolo, Georgina Collins | Editorial Reviews. NOOK Book (eBook) $ $9. A fictional account of complete and utter infatuation, All This Has Nothing To Do With Me by Monica Sabolo tells the story of “MS” (Monica, we later learn) and her (partially) one-sided relationship with a co-worker, referred to only as “XX.”.