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  • John
  • Murray, UT, USA
  • 06-05-08

Who are these characters?

The characters are anything but sympathetic and it is impossible to relate to them. We only get a superficial look at the personality of each character leaving a void so that the reader feels lost as to the what makes each tick. This reader is unable to make the transition from outsider to being drawn into the story. The story lacked punch and is uninteresting.

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  • Sandra
  • Alton, Ontario, Canada
  • 12-21-08

Truly forgettable

I did not enjoy this book. The characters are too stereotypical for my taste; withouth depth, at least not enough for me to begin to really care about them. The plot is silly, and for the most part portrays women as loose (or willing to become loose), shallow and calculating. The whole book seems to hinge on the desires of women with apparently low self-esteem to catch and keep a man for mostly all the wrong reasons.
This was my second foray into chick-lit, and apparently it's just not for me.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

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    2 out of 5 stars
  • Christine
  • Ramsey, NJ, United States
  • 06-28-08

Is this really by Lauren Weisberger?!?

I was so disappointed in this. I was a huge fan of Saphires and Garlic and of course The Devil Wears Prada, but this was a huge let down!
Who were these characters? I couldn't related to any of them and they were not very likeable. I did a double take to make sure that there wasn't a unabridged version of this before I purchased it.
The narrator's voice was a bit too gruff for me, I would of loved to have had Eliza Dusku do this one too....





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If you're desperate

I found this book to be disappointing and I normally enjoy this type of book for light reading.

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fun and flirty

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  • Kim
  • York, PA, USA
  • 11-01-09

kind of boring

The narrator makes a dry, predictable story worse. She actually sounds BORED while she's reading it. The writing is unimaginative as if it was pulled from other beach reads, so if you like that sort of thing, this is a great book. The author couldn't come up with anything more original than "he put his hand on the small of her back and guided her through the restaurant"?