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I really enjoyed this book. My first instinct was to pass it by, as I had already seen the movie, but I'm so glad that I didn't. While definitely chick lit, it's a fun and very entertaining read. There were times that I actually laughed out loud with the author's very humorous writing style. An easy, smartly written, funny book.

Just could not get into this book. I put it down and came back several times and still was not able to finish it. I guess it was just not my cup of tea.

Okay, you have to ask yourself, "Is it okay to read a book about a character you can't stand who is getting beat up by a boss you would have told off right around lunch time on your first day?"

I saw the movie in theaters when it came out a few years ago, and I thought it was "okay." The book is better. It kept me entertained over the holiday weekend. The ending was different than the movie (again, better).

Much more fun than the movie with more insights into the cut-throat world of New York fashion. Humorous and well-written, it's a chic lit book you won't be embarrassed to read in public!

Definitely a chick book! Since I grew up with a father in the fashion industry I wasn't suprised at the the lifestyle led by these individuals...in my opinion, very shallow and materialistic. I found this a quick read and I was pleasantly surprised with the ending when Andy realized that this type of life was not worth it - friends and family are more important than any type of "cut-throat" position where people are easily disposed of.