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Posts: 4138 (05/12/08 4:07 PM) Registered user |
Devil wears prada ofcourse got me hooked into it, and now i just finished reading all the Shopaholic series, and now starting on the
Something-Borrowed/Something-Blue ones.
This is really one of the most vagina-inducing things i've ever done <3 Any other suggestions? |
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Posts: 12615 (05/12/08 4:08 PM) Registered user |
Sex change?
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Posts: 6904 (05/12/08 4:10 PM) |
Help Finding a Therapist
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Posts: 4079 (05/12/08 4:10 PM) Registered user |
Kill yourself ?
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Posts: 4630 (05/12/08 4:12 PM) Still OT Forum Dominator
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Vicki Lewis Thompson's Nerd series. Only good chick lit if you're into sexing up dorks.
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Posts: 4080 (05/12/08 4:13 PM) Registered user |
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Posts: 7962 (05/12/08 4:23 PM) Registered user |
I'm obsessed.
All of Meg Cabot's adult stuff (her teen stuff is good also) is fantastic. Read the rest of Kinsella's stuff, it's also fantastic. You can't forget Bridget Jones. Send me a PM when you need more authors. I can keep you in books for years. I read about three books a week. |
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Posts: 4082 (05/12/08 4:24 PM) Registered user |
meatball77 wrote:
You should start watching more TV to fix that. |
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Posts: 4139 (05/12/08 4:30 PM) Registered user |
Briget Jone's diary (or was it princess diary? i forget which one of those) i surprising found blah (i was expecting to love it).
Kinsella <3 <3 <3 ... i did read some of the non-shopaholic stuff, and that lawyer story was an absolute delight. will definitely read the rest too <3 Meg Cabot is the one i am planning on moving on to next too. She seems pretty popular :). |
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Posts: 22852 (05/12/08 5:14 PM) Registered user |
I thought the second Bridget Jones was 10 times funnier than the first.
You might like "The Dirty Girls Social Club", nomiii. Oh, and the Number 1 Ladies Detective Agency series, if you really want to be castrated. |
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Posts: 2071 (05/12/08 5:31 PM) Registered user |
MAN UP, nomiii
You may be a mincy, flouncy bottom, but you're still a man. Read Hemingway. |
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Posts: 1974 (05/12/08 5:59 PM) Registered user |
The Shopaholic series is the best. I don't remember the last time I laughed out loud while reading a book. With every one of those I've done it at
least once. Great character.
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Posts: 1414 (05/12/08 6:01 PM) Registered User |
Do these books come with Tampons, Enya CDs, Candles, and Bath Salts? Or do you have to buy those seperate.
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Posts: 3405 (05/12/08 6:04 PM) Registered user |
Two words: Marian Keyes
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Posts: 8468 (05/12/08 6:39 PM) Nobody reads me.
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Good choice Anne!
I suggest Ann Rule, not exactly typical chick lit but she writes True Crime from a chick's perspective. |
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Posts: 17864 (05/12/08 8:05 PM) MESS member |
the Stephanie Plum mystery series
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Posts: 30598 (05/12/08 8:09 PM) Registered user |
Today chick lit, tomorrow trashy romance novels. It's a fine line you're treading nomii.
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nomii |
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Posts: 4142 (05/12/08 8:14 PM) Registered user |
I already went thru the trashy romance novel phase in HS senior year =o
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Posts: 2069 (05/12/08 8:17 PM) Registered User |
Madeleine Wickham (Sophie Kinsella's real name) for more =)
ETA: The Gatecrasher and Cocktails for Three are good ones |
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Posts: 7963 (05/12/08 8:45 PM) Registered user |
Meg's Blog is great also
http://www.megcabot.com/diary/ Start with the boy meets girl series, they're written in e-mail format which is suprisingly fantastic. I tried one of the Madeline Wickham books and didn't like it much. Should I try another? |
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