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Summary of Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton
In her youth, Dolly's experiences were not punctuated by the
familiar sounds of sibling laughter or the thrill of outdoor adventures. Instead, she was a child of the internet age. Dolly's hometown was Stanmore, a unique suburb of North London that wasn't quite a city or country. She painted a picture of its monotony, where houses, vehicles, and even the women seemed indistinguishable from each other.
However, Dolly's saving grace was her best friend, Farly. The
duo's bond began at the age of eleven, and despite their contrasting personalities, they complemented each other seamlessly.
Childhood for Dolly was often marked by feelings of loneliness and bored and boredom, but that all changed with the advent of AOL's dial-up connection. With it came the MSN Instant Messenger, a platform that became Dolly's refuge.
It served as a tool to connect with not only her close friends but also acquaintances and students from neighboring schools. Even during vacations, Dolly was tethered to this virtual world, dedicating hours to MSN. It was, as she would put it, "her sanctuary".
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SUMMARY
Everything I Know About Love
Book by
Dolly Alderton
Francis Thomas
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: BOYS
CHAPTER 2: BAD DATE
CHAPTER 3: BAD PARTY CHRONICLES: UCL HALLS: NEW YEAR’S EVE 2006
CHAPTER 4: A HELLRAISER HEADS TO LEAMINGTON SPA
CHAPTER 5: BAD PARTY CHRONICLES: NEW YEAR’S EVE 2007
CHAPTER 6: BEING A BIT FAT, BEING A BIT THIN
CHAPTER 7: GOOSEBERRY FOOL: MY LIFE AS A
THIRD WHEEL
CHAPTER 8: BEING BORN AGAIN
CHAPTER 9: NOTHING WILL CHANGE
CHAPTER 10: TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD AND
ORDERING SHIT OFF AMAZON
CHAPTER 11: FLORENCE
CHAPTER 12: MY THERAPIST SAYS
CHAPTER 13: HEARTBREAK HOTEL
CHAPTER 14: GURUED
In her youth, Dolly's experiences were not punctuated by the
familiar sounds of sibling laughter or the thrill of outdoor adventures. Instead, she was a child of the internet age. Dolly's hometown was Stanmore, a unique suburb of North London that wasn't quite city or country. She painted a picture of its monotony, where houses, vehicles, and even the women seemed indistinguishable from each other.
However, Dolly's saving grace was her best friend, Farly. The
duo's bond began at the age of eleven, and despite their contrasting personalities, they complemented each other seamlessly.
Childhood for Dolly was often marked by feelings of loneliness and bored and boredom, but that all changed with the advent of AOL's dial-up connection. With it came the MSN Instant Messenger, a platform that became Dolly's refuge.
It served as a tool to connect with not only her close friends but also acquaintances and students from neighboring schools. Even during vacations, Dolly was tethered to this virtual world, dedicating hours to MSN. It was, as she would put it, "her sanctuary".
By the age of fourteen, Dolly's digital life took an exciting turn as boys entered the equation. She collected email addresses of various boys, often shared by her schoolmates. While conversing with the mostpopular ones brought fleeting fame, the anonymity of the internet had its downsides.
The absence of camera phones meant most online friendships were blind, often leading to real-life encounters that ended in disappointment. Both Dolly and her friend Farly fell victim to such encounters.
As time progressed, Dolly's interests evolved. She formed a band with a new friend, Lauren, when she was fifteen. They embraced every opportunity to perform. However, life had another twist for her as she transitioned to a co-boarding school situated north of her beloved Stanmore.
This change presented Dolly with a chance to forge real-life
connections with boys. Yet, the reality was not as rosy as the
digital realm. She found herself unable to relate to most boys,
often feeling they lacked the wit, charm, and kindness she was
accustomed to among her female friends. As her school years came to a close, so did her frequent visits to MSN.
As we journey back to Dolly's fourteen-year-old self, we
encounter a moment where her friend Natalie plays matchmaker.
Understanding Dolly's desire to have a boyfriend, Natalie
orchestrated a meeting between Dolly and a boy named Betzalel through MSN messenger. The condition was simple: Dolly would accompany Natalie at l at lunch on a few occasions.
Within a month, a virtual bond blossomed between Dolly and
Betzalel, leading to plans of an in-person meeting. Dolly,
displaying a hint of foresight, insisted on having Farly byher side during the encounter. A decision that would prove to be judicious.
The eagerly awaited meetup, however, was nothing short of a
disaster. Betzalel bore no resemblance to the image he had portrayed online, leading to an uncomfortable and nearly silent encounter, with both parties seemingly engulfed in embarrassment.