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Girls Night In
written by Meg Cabot, Jen Weiner, Sophie Kinsella
Studio : Red Dress Ink
by Red Dress Ink
Publisher : Red Dress Ink
Released : 2004-09-01
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780373250745
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 32 reviews)
List Price : $13.95
Our Price : $7.64
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Disappointing |
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I bought this book in hopes of discovering a new author and perhaps I did. This is a book of short stories but only about 45% of the stories I cared for. |
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Good, light reading... |
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Good, light reading. Fun & naughty...for when you just need something to preoccupy your mind for a little while, like on the city bus, or waiting in line at the DMV. |
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A Collection of Stories.... |
..some were good. Some were bad. I especially loved Party Planner by Meg Cabot, Traveling Light by Carole Matthews, and Here Come Harry, by Jessica Adams. But my most favorite one was Don't You Know Who I Am?, by Adele Lang. It was as if Edina from the hit Brititsh show, Absolutely Fabulous, was telling that story. It was a terrific read!!
I really enjoyed this book because it introduced me to other authors of the Chick Lit genre, and I can't wait till Red Dress Ink publishes Girls Night Out this summer. |
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Great and entertaining |
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This book is good from beginning to end. They are short stories though so each story only has a little bit of content. I really wished that the stories were longer because right as I got into them, they ended. You definitely have to make your own conclusions and assumptions at the end of each story. That part is unclear. It makes you wonder if you're assumptions are on the right track....hmmm. |
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Chick lit short story fun! |
I really enjoyed some of the stories in this book. The first story, by Meg Cabot, had me laughing out loud at the antics of a nervous party planner. Jennifer Weiner's story (of Good in Bed's Cannie) from the male perspective, was really good.
The stories I encountered that didn't thrill me--well, you win some and you lose some. But I didn't feel nearly as guilty giving up on them as I do on a full novel. |
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