Ira nie seorang yang suka membaca... (^-^) lagi-lagi buku novel... Tapi ira tak baca novel-novel yang cintan-cintan drama tu... Mesti korunk tau yang mane kan..? Bukan ape... Novel macam tu banyak cliche... Contohnye, ade boboi nie jumpe gigirl, gigirl tu baik, boboi tu jhat, gigirl tu mati dan boboi pun menyesal... Kan banyak cerita macam tu... Lagipun banyak plot cerita yang bukan-bukan sampai boleh racun fikiran.. Aisehh.. ;p betul la... Xcaye, cube bace...
Nie salah satu buku novel yang ade dalam rak buku ira... One Fifth Avenue... Dalam cerita nie, ada cintan-cintan tapi tak menggelikan okeyh.. Buku nie mmg best sebab dalam satu buku ade pasal pencapaian, work, lifestyle, prestige, love, conflict, do's and dont's in life, trust..... Buku nie 564 mukasurat... :) Ditulis oleh Candace Bushnell.. Candace Bushnell nie pun penulis Lipstick Jungle.. Sape ade tgk siri drama tu kat t.v..? Standard la harga buku novel English mesti 3o lebih... Sedih... :( Mahal... Tapi ira beli gak.. Harga buku nie Rm 34.80... Ceh.. Promote..Promote.. hehe...
Ira beli buku nie mase World Book Day... Mase kempen World Book Day nie, kedai buku Popular kat tempat ira wat promosi buku-buku novel bestseller... Beli satu ngan harga biasa, satu lagi 50% off... BEST!!
Kalu ira ade duit lebih, mesti ira g beli buku... Hehe.. Habit... Xde lagi ke voucher beli buku nie..? Buat la lagi.. hehehe...
Book Review
Book Title : One Fifth Avenue
Author : Candace Bushnell
Publisher : HarperCollins..Hyperion..
Genre : Fiction
Page : 564 pages
Price : RM 34.80
Review :
Another look at the tough and tender women of New York City from Candace Bushnell, the author of Trading Up and Lipstick Jungle. In One Fifth Avenue, Bushnell tells the intertwined stories of five women at one swanky Manhattan address. One Fifth is The Building - the chicest, the hottest, the one with the best pedigree, the one with all the most interesting people. And within its gorgeous, thick, pre-war walls, fortunes fall and rise in the early days of millennium. As in her previous novels, Bushnell turns a gimlet eye on the social and sexual politics of elite New Yorkers and taps uncannily into the zeitgeist of our changing times.
