Wolves in Chic Clothing (Abridged): A Novel Audiobook

" Upper class NY,NY chick-gossip lit. Characters are too vapid and plot is too predictable to be enjoyable "

" If you read the summary on the back cover, you've read the whole book. Small town girl makes good, loses it all, and makes good again. It's a quick read and not a bad way to spend your time while in a doctor's waiting room, but it's not a book that you can't wait to pick up again. "

" I didn't finish this book, so my rating is skewed. This book was pretty shallow for me, even for a girl who likes shallow once in awhile. It wasn't worth my time. "

" Total escapist "reading". A light story read by a good reader. A rags-to-riches-to-rags-to-riches tale. "

" This book was very poorly written. The beginning of it was so unrealistic that I nearly stopped. Even for "chick lit," it wasn't good! "

" If you liked Devil Wears Prada, you'll love this. It's a good bath tub, beach, rainy day read & the best of Jill Kargman's books!! "

" 2.5 stars. I normally love chic lit. And this one had some good, funny parts. But overall, it was too disconnected. Not my favorite. "

" If this book was meant to be a spoof on NYC chick lit, it was awesome. If not, it was bad. And it took two people to write this???? "

" Total chic lit - rich girls in Manhattan and an outsider who tries to make it in - entertaining in a sort of "thank god I don't live there" kind of way "

" a good beach read...reminded me of the movie "Mean Girls" but the women were older! "

" What I would describe as fairly typical chic lit - light and easy. Peaks into the upper crust of the New York social scene. "

" It was alright - the authors changed perspective without any warning from one paragraph to the next which was interesting. But it was normal, predictable chick-lit. Some of the characters you hated, as you were supposed to, and there were also some redeeming characters, but like I said, predictable. "

" Flat characters, unappealing plot. Skip it. "

" Really great. just comes to show good things happen for good people. would make a great movie! "

" Funny in parts, but pretty dumb. "

" Kind of a hoaky book, but good for a quick read. "

" A good fluff summer read. "

" Probably some of the best chic-lit I have read. Though I don't know if that is saying much. "

" Quick guilty pleasure read without substance. Good for the beach, or a plane ride. "

" Good "chic lit" about NYC. "

" Another just to pass the time book someone suggested. It was OK, not great. "

" Quick read - fun and a bit too predictable. For better takes on chick-lit, try Jane Green and Sophie Kinsella. "

" Chick lit wins me over again. Although not incredibly good chick lit. It was well-written in that I hated who I was supposed to hate and liked who I was supposed to like. I don't remember why I rented this, but thankfully, it was short, and not a chunk of my life I'll never get back. "

" Bad chick lit. "

" Drama, drama , drama and a New York City socialite setting. "

" This was mildly entertaining—a once-a-year indulgence into chic lit—a gap-fill between more thought-provocing literature. "

" Total escapist "reading". A light story read by a good reader. A rags-to-riches-to-rags-to-riches tale. "

" It was a nice quick read... A little predictable, but i still enjoyed it. "

" This book was mediocre and shallow. Unless you?re really interested in the New York A list, you probably won?t get a ton out of this read. "

" This book tried way too hard to be cute/funny/hip. I almost gave it a rating of three because I didn't expect much out of it from the beginning but the authors misused the word "literally" way too frequently. Come on, you're writers! "

" Another just to pass the time book someone suggested. It was OK, not great. "

" This book was very poorly written. The beginning of it was so unrealistic that I nearly stopped. Even for "chick lit," it wasn't good! "

" Cute read and fast too. It's not earth shattering in any way, but I enjoyed it and had a few giggles. "

" Quick read - fun and a bit too predictable. For better takes on chick-lit, try Jane Green and Sophie Kinsella. "