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Classic (2010)

by Cecily von Ziegesar(Favorite Author)

4.01 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0316073954 (ISBN13: 9780316073950)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Poppy

series

It Girl

review 1: As I mentioned the 'series' in a review off The Devil Wears Prada I figured I should review this book too. I liked the series a lot, I should of course not forget to mention that I started reading this when I was a little younger, around the age of 13, when everything involving scandal and pearls seemed marvelous. But I finished 'Klassiek' (Classic) this year and I was saddened it was over. Cecily von Ziegesar is a lovely author, but finishing this series I knew it was enough for now. I watch Gossip Girl and I skipped trough a book or two in a store, and really.. really it's enough. These books all involve the same subjects, the rich the poor, the upper east side and a lot of shit in their lives. I wouldn't want to start the Gossip Girl series or the Gossip Girl, the next ... moregeneration because my poor little mind is to fragile, and these books are to easy to read, and if you even like them the slightest, you'll have something to obsess about.By the way it's written, the stories really do belong in the teen section, it might be to much for a child, but also to little for a grown up. But when on a trip a pocket like this would be lovely to read.... but watch out, the books bite, and you might end up reading 9 more.Classic is classy, a fairytale, because pretty much all ends well.. but Cecily von Ziegesar ended it nicely, leaving a few blanks to fill in yourself. More to obsess about, if you are a dreamer like me.
review 2: The last of the IT girl books... I have never been a really big fan of Jenny Humphrey, so I'm not even sure what made me start this series in the first place. The only character I feel even a bit close to is Brett, and since her storyline was in turmoil again, I kept reading for her. It was a really good girly read, nice to have after a stressful week. But I am kind of glad I don't have to read about Jenny Humphrey any more... less

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