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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780755336074
ISBN: 0755336070
Label: Headline Review
Manufacturer: Headline Review
Number Of Pages: 544
Publication Date: August 07, 2008
Publisher: Headline Review
Studio: Headline Review
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one of my favourite authors is louise bagshawe but what on earth has happened recently to her! glitz is awful when compared to her older back list - i am so disappointed! seriously, try career girls, venus envy or tuesdays child instead. PLEASE LOUISE GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER YOU USED TO BE GREAT!
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This is an easy going, quite fun book but it is fairly predictable and is very sloppily written. It's full of silly mistakes, like: Athena driving at 3.30 pm on her way to lunch at her sister's house where they are all drinking mid morning; talk of the 'autumn sun' in January; the Seychelles being in the Pacific; and many more similar mistakes. Also the book starts in January, weeks and weeks pass (& half the book), and it's still talking about a late January day. These easily avoidable errors slightly ...
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I had high hopes for this book, I thought it would be a fun way to pss an afternoon, but by the time I was halfway through I was gettign rather bored.
None of the characters are very likeable, I have to say that there was not a single person in this that I was rooting for, I just wanted to give all the women a good slap!
The author seems to spend more time detailing designer outfits than she does concentrating on the plot, and it all came across as rather shallow.
Although I sometimes ...
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I have been disappointed with this book of Louise Bagshawe and I am afraid I have to agree with the other reviewer who stated that the quality is deteriorating as she writes each novel. I did enjoy the first half of the book as I quite like books that are very descriptive of the luxury lifestyles of the rich and this book spends quite a bit of it's time on describing the clothing and homes of the main characters. However halfway through the book, I suddenly realised that the description was all I was getting, ...
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After reading some not-so-fabulous chick lit lately, LB delivers another corker in 'Glitz'. I just loved this novel from beginning to end - it's obsession with designer name-dropping at every turn, it's somewhat delightful shallowness, it's straight-out-of-Hollywood plot - marvellous!
I mean, let's be right, I don't pick up this sort of book and expect to be profoundly awakened - I pick it up to marvel at the lives of the rich and famous and to become utterly engrossed in some good old fashioned storytelling. ...
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