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This is one of those times where the show is actually better than the book.

I was really dissapointed that this book was really NOTHING like the series. It shouldn't even be called "Sex & The City" cause it really has no comparison to the series. I think the only things that were similar were the names used (but personalities were different) and people's sexual orientation. Also some scenerios in this book were episodes, but very different in a lot of ways. I just didn't care for this book. I am a HUGE fan of the series, but NOT this book.
I know a lot of people say they love Candace Bushnell, but if this is how she writes her other books, I won't be a fan, but will give another book of hers a try.

While Candace Bushnell's other novels were readable, I had a hard time with this one. I found it rather boring and shallow, more so than her other books.

As a long time fan of the hit television series, I must admit I was dissapointed by the disconnect between the show and the book. Perhaps had I read the book first and watched the show after that my opinion would be different. I kept reading looking for the characteristics and personalities of my favorite characters to show, but never really found them. I would recommend this book to anyone who has not watched and fallen in love with the television series, as it is still a good read.

This is a fun romp in New York City with the author's characters.
From reading the many reviews of this book here it seems many are dissapointed because the book is not exactly the same as the tv show. But the tv show took liberties with the book .
If you keep in mind that the book stands on it's own even though there are differences to the show then it is a fun read.

Not as great as some of Candace Bushnell's other books.