The Devil Wears Prada

Good read!

This isn't a brand new book with the original plastic wrapping. The book is 20 years old so the yellowing of the pages is understandable. But the outer cover has creases, tiny sticky spots that don't budge with tissue, tiny tears, covered in scratches. It is clearly a used copy that has been rewrapped but very much fair for the price I paid. 7.5/10 condition and very good price

used book in perfect condition.

The book is good for some one who wants a career in the field of fashion or someone who is interested in fashion for the rest this book is not really recommendable. This book has managed to show the truth about the fashion industry, the dark side of the industry but it didn't show the positive impacts. The book is filled with 100% whining of Andrea Sachs, which is kinda negative but it motivates you to show up at work and thank God for not having Miranda Priestly as your boss. Overall I enjoyed the book but I wish it had tiny tinsy bit of positivity.

The book is really good though I'm tad late to start reading it just now and the copy I received is so good and fresh looking .

This was on my TBR for a long long time.Finally, I have finished it and I think the book is indeed what I was expecting.Suitable for the readers having an interest in the fashion world.Suitable for a light read over the weekend.However, I felt the ending was an anti-climax by comparison.

Dear AmazonI received the the book instantly and in perfect condition and I find you extremely reliable. I can understand why you are the largest & best online store in the planet,Thanks

Great purchase. The book was neatly packed and had no defects at all. Looking forward to reading it soon.

I really enjoyed this book, a really fun read 👍

Brilliant!

Llegó en buenas condiciones y en el tiempo estimado. Excelente libro

RAS

I really enjoyed reading this story, as it has themes that many people can relate to. Everyone loves talking about that especially awful boss! There were 2 small things that annoyed me, but not enough to detract from my enjoyment of the book: 1) the depiction of the relationship with Alex. That guy sounded like such a dweeb that I was honestly happy the relationship didn't last. I was rooting for Andy to get together with the hot writer and dump her irritating boyfriend. The fact that you would live in the same city and not live together in the same apartment with your boyfriend after finishing college sounds totally unrealistic to me and like they were just asking for their relationship to end. No wonder they saw so little of each other that the relationship became unsustainable! On a related note, Alex and Andy refusing to spend the night together in the old apartment before Andy moved to her new apartment so as not to create an "awkward" situation with the parents also came across as unrealistically prudish, unless they are religious and have made a pledge of no sex before marriage, which did not appear to be the case in this story. 2) everyone treating Andy like she's personally let them all down. It sounds like cruel and unusual punishment to treat someone that way when they already have to deal with a horrible boss and don't have much of a choice over their schedule and free time. I don't know anyone who would treat their loved ones that way, unless they were themselves selfish and thoughtless.Other than those 2 small things, this was a really fun, easy read which mirrors the movie quite well.