Chick Lit
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 | Bilston, Sarah |
| Bed Rest |
| By the time she’s 28 years old Quinn Boothroyd has worked her way through much of "The Modern Woman’s List of Things to Do Before Hitting Thirty": a successful career with a New York law firm, a husband she loves, and a soon-to-be child. |
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 | Bushnell, Candace |
| Lipstick Jungle |
| Victory Ford, Wendy Healy, and Nico O’Neilly are three movers and shakers in Manhattan who still find time to lunch at the hottest restaurants, not unlike the four ladies of Sex and the City . |
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 | Coburn, Jennifer |
| Reinventing Mona |
| Mona Warren leaves her job as an engineer at age 31, determined to change her life. |
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 | Ganek, Danielle |
| Lulu Meets God and Doubts Him |
After the painter of Lulu Meets God and Doubts Him dies, his gallery receptionist, Mia McMurray, finds herself at the center of the art world’s most sensational story. For suddenly everyone wants Lulu.
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 | Green, Jane |
| Jemima J. : a Novel about Ugly Ducklings and Swans |
| Go with Jemima J. as she sets out to tackle attraction, addiction, and the meaning of true love. |
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 | Harbison, Beth |
| Secrets of a Shoe Addict |
| Four women meet Tuesday nights to trade shoes, and, in the process, form friendships that will help them each triumph over their problems. |
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 | Harbison, Beth |
| Shoe Addicts Anonymous |
Four women brought together by obsession with shoes are now brought even closer when they find themselves in debt. How could this happen?
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 | Johnson, Diane |
| Le Divorce |
| Follow impeccably dressed Isabel Walker in this comedy of manners and morals, money, marriage, and murder. |
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 | Keyes, Marian |
| Anybody out There? |
Can a woman recovering from broken bones and a broken heart still hope for find love here and ever after?
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 | Kinsella, Sophie |
| Confessions of a Shopaholic |
| The chronicles of one woman’s hilarious efforts to overcome her expensive--if stylish--addiction to shopping. |
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 | Koslow, Sally |
| Little Pink Slips |
New editor Bebe Blake tries to take the lady out of Lady Magazine and make the content more reflective of her views.
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 | Matthews, Carole |
| The Chocolate Lovers’ Club |
| Four gal pals are addicted to discussing their lives while indulging at Chocolate Heaven Cafe. |
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 | Melissa Banks |
| The Girls’ Guide to Hunting and Fishing |
| Explore the life lessons of Jane, the contemporary American Everywoman--who combines the charm of Bridget Jones, the vulnerability of Ally McBeal, and the wit of Lorrie Moore. |
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 | Peterson, Holly |
| The Manny |
| When a working Manhattan mom needs help for her troubled teen, who does she turn to? A Manny, of course. |
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 | Rice, Eva |
| Lost Art of Keeping Secrets |
| This story is about what happens when you say yes to everything, and how awkward it is when everyone falls in love with the wrong people. |
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 | Schoeneman, Deborah |
| 4% Famous |
See the dirty side of celebrity as seen through the eyes of three up-and-coming gossip columnists.
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 | Smolinski, Jill |
| The Next Thing on My List |
| After inheriting a list of "20 Things to Do By My 25th Birthday", June is compelled to complete it. |
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 | Strohmeyer, Sarah |
| The Sleeping Beauty Proposal |
A cross between Bridget Jones and Sex and the City, this is a truly funny fairy tale for modern women.
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 | Weisberger, Lauren |
| The Devil Wears Prada |
Life at a glamorous fashion magazine, an empire ruled by a legendary editor whose sense of style is topped only by her sense of self-importance.
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 | Wolper, Carol |
| The Cigarette Girl : a Novel |
| Put a smart girl in Hollywood, land her a job writing screenplays for blow-em-up action stars, give her a ruinous penchant for bad boys, and watch what happens. |
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