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Original Title:	Everyone Worth Knowing
ISBN:	1416543007 (ISBN13: 9781416543008)
Edition Language:	English

Everyone Worth Knowing

Lauren Weisberger

Paperback | Pages: 448 pages

Rating: 3.41 | 71755 Users | 2032 Reviews

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Title	:	Everyone Worth Knowing
Author	:	Lauren Weisberger
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 448 pages
Published	:	December 26th 2006 by Pocket Books (first published 2005)
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction. Romance. Contemporary. Adult. Adult Fiction. Humor

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What happens when a girl on the fringe enters the realm of New York's chic, party-hopping elite? Soon after Bette Robinson quits her horrendous Manhattan banking job like the impulsive girl she's never been, the novelty of walking her four-pound dog around the unglamorous Murray Hill neighborhood wears as thin as the "What are you going to do with your life?" phone calls from her parents. Then Bette meets Kelly, head of Manhattan's hottest PR firm, and suddenly she has a brand-new job where the primary requirement is to see and be seen inside the VIP rooms of the city's most exclusive nightclubs. But when Bette begins appearing in a vicious new gossip column, she realizes that the line between her personal life and her professional life is...invisible.

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Here's how they put it on Amazon. I really don't know how to summarize it myself.Bette Robinson is a twentysomething Emory graduate who shunned her parents' hippie ideals in favor of a high-paying yet excruciatingly boring job at a prestigious investment bank. One day, after a particularly condescending exchange with her boss (who sends her daily inspirational e-mails), Bette walks out on her job in a huff. After a few weeks of sleeping late, watching Dr. Phil and entertaining her dog

Looking for a fluffy, no-brains-required, everything-is-over-the-top-and-ridiculous weekend read? This fits the bill nicely. The characters are very cliched and everything is an over the top party and somehow it stills makes for a mindless entertaining read. Sometimes you just read something fun, and this book fits that.

If you thought Devil Wears Prada was insipid, wait until you read this vomitous waste of valuable wood pulp, time, eyestrain and anxiety (the latter due to agitated anticipation of the novel's anticlimactic denouement).Upon reading said anticlimactic denouement (after enduring insipid, US-Weekly-grade "plot**"), one shall either (a) Throw 'book' violently against wall.(b) Throw 'book' violently at photo of current Oval Office occupant. (Offended Republicans may choose to substitute with photo of

15/01/10 - Changed my rating from 2 to 1 starI cannot believe I even rated this anything other than 1 star; it was ridiculous when I recall the main plot involving the potagonist and her 'boyfriend'. A few years of reading and some growing up did wonder to your expectation in books I guess.

Definitely a fun chick lit read !

What happens when a girl on the fringe enters the realm of New York's chic, party-hopping elite?I read this awhile ago and sadly this book didn't make an impact on me to remember it. I do remember I didn't really care for it but found some parts amusing. I recommend reading this if you have a lazy Sunday to kill.

Although this book reprises the theme of examining the horrors of an entry level job, and uses a glittery version of New York City for its setting, it departs from *The Devil Wears Prada* in several ways. For one, there is more sympathy for all the characters. The protagonist is earnest, foolish, and occasionally depressed, but she seems to have more resources for moving toward what she wants than did the protagonist of *Prada*. Her boss and coworkers are colorful and sometimes devious, but also