FALLING ANGELS by Tracy Chevalier

Posted on 26 November 2003 by Nolatari

Genre: FictionISBN: 0525945814Place of Purchase: library loanReading Began: November 2003Completed Reading: November 2003
Overall rating: Five out of ten
Recommendation to others: A nice supplemental read after Chevalier’s Girl With A Pearl Earring. The sentiments are not as profound, but the story is engaging.
Why I chose to read this book: After being captivated by Girl, I hoped [...]

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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA by Lauren Weisberger

Posted on 14 November 2003 by Nolatari

Genre: ChickLitISBN: 038550926XPlace of Purchase: library loanReading Began: November 6, 2003Completed Reading: November 13, 2003
Overall rating: seven out of ten
Recommendation to others: A great read for young, hip women… or anyone who wishes they were. The term “chicklit” almost does it injustice, but it’s definitely geared to women.
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