Customer Reviews
Very cute.,
2009-11-08
by Heather L. Robertson
This book chronicles Jen Lancaster's love affair with all things stylish. It goes from her elementary school years all the way through to her college years and beyond. Very cute book, I laughed out loud the entire way through. Well done.
Its just OK,
2009-10-21
by Robynn (Seattle, WA.)
I have read all her books and enjoyed them. However this one is hard to stick to and I have found myself skipping pages just to get to the end quicker. (I know, I could just stop reading:))
It doesnt have her usual wit. Almost as if she wrote it in a weekend to make some money...
Jen is my new BFF!,
2009-10-12
by Deanna Brock (San Francisco, CA)
Pretty in Plaid was my first Jen Lancaster book and I loved every moment of it! She is so funny and witty. Seriously, she's my new BFF (no, I am not a stalker)! I am a Preppy at heart and have been since 1982, so I could totally relate. I was so bummed when the book ended that I immediately picked-up her first book, Bitter is the New Black (highly recommend that one too)! Jen, you have so inspired me to wear my pearls with my Lacoste shirts, Merci!
Had Enough...,
2009-10-06
by Postit
I have read all of Jen Lancaster's books and it's like reading a train wreck. Through her books I have yet to understand her sense of superiority. She claims she was an average student, she's okay looking, she has no ability to save money or invest, no sense of compassion, people do not like her, she can't train her dogs or get along with her neighbors etc etc...
In every situation presented, she wants to be the queen bee. The problem: she's not qualified. She is not smart, glamorous, friendly or compassionate. Who would want to make her in charge of anything? She is socially inept and she keeps trying to reach the pinnacle of whatever her desires are but never learns the rules. If she would have gained some insight into herself, this would have been a better book. It comes off as a person who is bitter because she doesn't fit in socially the way she deems appropriate. In the footnotes (which are ridiculous on a kindle) she writes that she wanted to be Blair from Facts of Life. Maybe she should have faced the truth and realized she is Natalie.
Funniest woman alive,
2009-09-30
by Cara P. Lundquist
I think that Jen Lancaster is the funniest writer ever. Not only is she my favorite author, but book after book she just proves she's getting better and better. I think she's hilarious and I will pre-order every book she ever writes.