Chic-lit is definitely the best kind of read, considering that any reading I get to do these days is very interrupted. These pick-me-up books, fraught with much drama, emotions and inane amounts of detail, make for a fab read ‘cause they connect with every girl at some point.
There’s the wacky working relationships, the too-close-for-comfort family [even the non-existent family makes a reasonable number of appearances] and the gaggle of girls who are also the very best of friends. Despite the ability to rip each other apart, out of sheer exasperation, they come out bright, shiny and headed toward contentment.
Lauren Weisberger’s Chasing Harry Winston is one such good chic-lit read that had me quite absorbed from start to finish. The 3 girls in the middle of it all are quite believable in what they do. Sometimes the urge to laugh along or gasp in shock is just irresistible.
The book is written well and the author makes you feel like you understood the characters just as well as the best friends understood each other. On another level, it’s a relief to read that even in fairy tales, happily-ever-afters are not things you stumble onto, it’s something you make happen.
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About Me
- farustar
- write poetry.optimist generaly,so if i'm down there's usually a SOLID reason.can be very absent minded,just ask anyone who knows me.Day dreaming's my favourite time turner,although i try 2 realise most of those misty wishes.an avid book worm,but i never remember authors' names for some reason.i luv dancing,impromptu usually,though i am trained.singing...that's another thing i like doing. it eases me out.like you,i have my dumb moments.oh,am a permanent romantic..i also contradict myself a lot:D
1 comment:
Thats cool stuff..
something like chick flicks..
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