My Fair Lady, a.k.a. Pygmalion, placed in New York's high fashion scene. With the story line a familiar one, it teases the reader who wants to see the happy ending come about. Even if the reader knows nothing about the designer brands, the author's descriptions can complete the sketch in mind.
A fun and quick read. Too many characters? No. The reader can hold the characters as cards in hand and sense which ones are truly important to the story.
A fun and quick read. Too many characters? No. The reader can hold the characters as cards in hand and sense which ones are truly important to the story.
What a fun read that would be good on the beach. It is definitely chick literature, and was a very fast read for me. I will be looking for other books from this author.
I had a great time reading this modern twist.
This book started out great, but left me flat. I didn't really care what happened to most of the snotty, entitled characters. Their amazing turnarounds at the end were a little too amazing for these Housewives of New York City characters. The designer shoe/clothes name dropping was also annoying.
