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	title:	The Debutante Divorcee
	author:	Plum Sykes
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
	released:	April 26, 2007
	isbn:	0141023333
	isbn-13:	9780141023335

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Customer Reviews
Lacking the wicked humour of Bergdorf Blondes - Disappointing - Rated I really enjoyed Plum Sykes' first novel Bergdorf Blondes, which was hilariously quirky and extravagant, so I picked up The Debutante Divorcee with very high hopes, and was sadly disappointed. The wicked wit displayed in Sykes' first novel was notably absent, and the story felt old and unimaginative. As likeable the characters were, their over-the-top lifestyles made me feel somewhat uncomfortable, whereas in Bergdorf Blondes, you felt like you were laughing at these women whose top priority is getting their hair coloured. All in all, it just seemed really rather pointless. blah, nothing special - Rated frilly novel about it girls living in new york. gossip girl for girls in their 30's. easy to read as it only took me bout 3 hours, something to immerse yourself in for a couple of hours but its not high brow literature. Slightly Disappointing - Rated I bought this book as I had enjoyed Plum Syke's debut, but found the plot to be slight fragmented and lack in substance. Obviously I wasn't expecting a great literary tome, but neither the characters nor the plot were particularly arresting and it was not a book that lingered in my mind afterwards. This is a light book that will do as a holiday read, but I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it. Fizzy froth and bubble... - Rated I enjoyed this book - it's light and easy to read, not too long and fizzing with life... Don't expect an original plotline (there isnt one in sight) and the characters are predictable (though funny and likeable) but this book does exactly what it says on the tin; glamourous locations, lots of rich girls giggling all over the place and a little bit of bitchiness. In all, an excellent beach read but no literary prize winner! Perfect for the girly girls out there - Rated I choose this book because I wanted some light hearted chick lit. I read Bergdorf Blondes on holiday the year before and really enjoyed it so thought I would stick with Plum. I really really enjoyed it and found it hard to put it down. The characters are fun and strangely likeable and the setting description makes you feel like you are really there. If you like glamourous chick lit you should def give this a go.

Customer Reviews

Lacking the wicked humour of Bergdorf Blondes - Disappointing - Rated 2/5
I really enjoyed Plum Sykes' first novel Bergdorf Blondes, which was hilariously quirky and extravagant, so I picked up The Debutante Divorcee with very high hopes, and was sadly disappointed. The wicked wit displayed in Sykes' first novel was notably absent, and the story felt old and unimaginative. As likeable the characters were, their over-the-top lifestyles made me feel somewhat uncomfortable, whereas in Bergdorf Blondes, you felt like you were laughing at these women whose top priority is getting their hair coloured. All in all, it just seemed really rather pointless.

blah, nothing special - Rated 3/5
frilly novel about it girls living in new york. gossip girl for girls in their 30's. easy to read as it only took me bout 3 hours, something to immerse yourself in for a couple of hours but its not high brow literature.

Slightly Disappointing - Rated 3/5
I bought this book as I had enjoyed Plum Syke's debut, but found the plot to be slight fragmented and lack in substance. Obviously I wasn't expecting a great literary tome, but neither the characters nor the plot were particularly arresting and it was not a book that lingered in my mind afterwards. This is a light book that will do as a holiday read, but I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it.

Fizzy froth and bubble... - Rated 4/5
I enjoyed this book - it's light and easy to read, not too long and fizzing with life...
Don't expect an original plotline (there isnt one in sight) and the characters are predictable (though funny and likeable) but this book does exactly what it says on the tin; glamourous locations, lots of rich girls giggling all over the place and a little bit of bitchiness.
In all, an excellent beach read but no literary prize winner!

Perfect for the girly girls out there - Rated 5/5
I choose this book because I wanted some light hearted chick lit. I read Bergdorf Blondes on holiday the year before and really enjoyed it so thought I would stick with Plum. I really really enjoyed it and found it hard to put it down. The characters are fun and strangely likeable and the setting description makes you feel like you are really there. If you like glamourous chick lit you should def give this a go.