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Àííîòàöèÿ: New from the author of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA: it's a match made in hell. Sweeping from Wimbledon to the Caribbean, from LA to mega yachts in the Med, The Singles Game is a brilliantly entertaining romp through a world where the stakes are high - and no-one plays by the rules. When Charlotte 'Charlie' Silver makes a pact with the devil, infamously brutal tennis coach Todd Feltner, she finds herself catapulted into a world of stylists, private parties and secret dates with Hollywood royalty. Under Todd it's no more good-girl attitude: he wants warrior princess Charlie all the way. After all, no-one ever won by being nice. Celebrity mags and gossip blogs go wild for Charlie, chasing scandal as she jets around the globe. But as the warrior princess's star rises, both on and off the court, it comes at a high price. Is the real Charlie Silver still inside?

Àííîòàöèÿ: The bestselling author of The Devil Wears Prada and Everyone Worth Knowing is back with a delicious new novel about a trio of best friends in Manhattan who agree to change their lives in the most personal and dramatic way possible — and within one calendar year.

Àííîòàöèÿ: Brooke and Julian Alter are a happy couple - she's a nutritionist working two jobs to support them, he's a talented musician with a low-level recording contract - but when Julian hits it big in The Devil Wears Prada author Weisberger's not-ready-for-prime-time latest, their marriage wobbles under the strain of fame. Suddenly Julian is traveling nonstop, a pawn of his manager and publicist, and Brooke tries to balance her career with her desire to back him up. Paparazzi stalk their every move (believable in his case, less so in hers); her job is threatened by her repeated absences to attend events like Julian's Grammy appearance; and their shared giddiness dissipates as they are divided - physically and emotionally - as a couple. It takes many dozens of pages and a number of by-the-way announcements that might have ratcheted up the tension if they'd been part of the story to get Brooke and Julian into a crisis, unsurprising though that crisis may be. Weisberger has insightful takes about the price of success in our celebrity - obsessed culture, but Brooke and Julian hew too closely to type to make their struggles sympathetic.

Àííîòàöèÿ: Most recent college grads know they have to start at the bottom and work their way up. But not many picture themselves having to pick up their boss's dry cleaning, deliver them hot lattes, land them copies of the newest Harry Potter book before it hits stores and screen potential nannies for their children. Charmingly unfashionable Andrea Sachs, upon graduating from Brown, finds herself in this precarious position: she's an assistant to the most revered-and hated-woman in fashion, Runway editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. The self-described "biggest fashion loser to ever hit the scene," Andy takes the job hoping to land at the New Yorker after a year. As the "lowest-paid-but-most-highly-perked assistant in the free world," she soon learns her Nine West loafers won't cut it-everyone wears Jimmy Choos or Manolos-and that the four years she spent memorizing poems and examining prose will not help her in her.

Àííîòàöèÿ: The in-crowd wears Gucci but one girl wears her heart on her sleeve...From the bestselling author of "The Devil Wears Prada" comes a no-holds barred expose of the world of the Manhattan super-rich. Bette gets paid to party ! Well, to plan them, anyway. And she can hardly believe her luck. Running with celebs, gaining VIP access to Manhattan's hottest spots and meeting 'everyone worth knowing' is a million miles away from her old banking job. Overnight, New York has become her sexy late-night playground. But quicker than you can say Birkin bag, Bette turns up in the gossip columns as girlfriend to a notorious British playboy. It's news to her - but news that delights her publicity-hungry new boss. Her family and old friends, however, think it's not very Bette. What happened to the girl they know and love - who always had time for romantic novels, 80s music and junk food, not to mention them? As her new and old worlds threaten to collide, can Bette say goodbye to the glamour and the Gucci, the parties and the Prada, and step back into the real world - and find a prince who's got a heart to match his charm?

Àííîòàöèÿ: Andrea Sachs hat gerade das College absolviert und träumt von einer Karriere als Journalistin. Ihr großes Ziel ist es, eines Tages für den renommierten New Yorker zu schreiben, doch vorerst kann sie froh sein, überhaupt eine Anstellung zu ergattern. Daher fällt sie aus allen Wolken, als sie nach ihrem ersten Vorstellungsgespräch bereits einen Job in der Tasche hat — einen Job, um den Millionen junger Frauen sie beneiden würden: Andrea wird als Juniorassistentin der sagenumwobenen Miranda Priestly angeheuert, der Chefredakteurin des Modemagazins Runway. Plötzlich befindet sie sich in einer Welt, in der alles Prada! Armani! und Versace! zu rufen scheint. Die Frauen sind dünner, blonder und perfekter, als die Natur es gewollt hat, die Männer Fitness-Studio gestählte Adonis-Imitate. Und sie alle werden beherrscht von Miranda Priestly, die mit einem einzigen Blick Models, Fotografen oder Angestellte in ein wimmerndes Häuflein Elend verwandeln kann...

Àííîòàöèÿ: The hotly-anticipated sequel to The Devil Wears Prada - the million copy bestseller Eight years after saying goodbye to Runway, and escaping the clutches of Miranda Priestly, it seems as though Andrea Andy Sachs has the perfect life. The lowly assistant is herself now tabloid fodder. She edits The Plunge, the hottest bridal magazine on newsstands, and works side-by-side with Emily, her old Runway colleague and new BFF. Andy is madly in love with Max, a dashing scion of a storied media company, and planning to tie the knot. But Andy is still haunted by her days at Runway, and the spectre of Miranda Priestly. Andy can hardly know that all her efforts to build a bright new life will lead her directly to the one she fled - and into the path of Miranda.

Àííîòàöèÿ: Ðàáîòà â æóðíàëå ìîä... Ìå÷òà ëþáîé æåíùèíû? Êîøìàð ëþáîé æåíùèíû! Äîáðî ïîæàëîâàòü â àä ïîä "ãëÿíöåâîé îáëîæêîé"!!! Êîôå? Âñåãäà õîëîäíûé è íåâêóñíûé! Äèçàéíåðñêèå øìîòêè ñî ñêèäêîé? Âûøëè èç ìîäû â ïîçàïðîøëîì ñåçîíå! Ðàáîòà â íåóðî÷íîå âðåìÿ? Πëè÷íîé æèçíè ìîæíî çàáûòü! Íî âñå áû íè÷åãî, åñëè áû íå íà÷àëüíèöà - ëåãåíäàðíåéøàÿ èç ñòåðâ ìèðà îò êóòþð, òî ëè ïðîäàâøàÿ çà óñïåõ äóøó äüÿâîëó, òî ëè (ïî ñëóõàì) èçãíàííàÿ èç àäà çà íåâîçìîæíûé õàðàêòåð!..

Àííîòàöèÿ: Most recent college grads know they have to start at the bottom and work their way up. But not many picture themselves having to pick up their boss's dry cleaning, deliver them hot lattes, land them copies of the newest Harry Potter book before it hits stores and screen potential nannies for their children. Charmingly unfashionable Andrea Sachs, upon graduating from Brown, finds herself in this precarious position: she's an assistant to the most revered-and hated-woman in fashion, Runway editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. The self-described "biggest fashion loser to ever hit the scene," Andy takes the job hoping to land at the New Yorker after a year. As the "lowest-paid-but-most-highly-perked assistant in the free world," she soon learns her Nine West loafers won't cut it-everyone wears Jimmy Choos or Manolos-and that the four years she spent memorizing poems and examining prose will not help her in her

Àííîòàöèÿ: On paper, Bette Robinson's life is good. At twenty-six, she's got a great deal on an apartment in Manattan, and she's on target to become an associate at the prestigious investment bank where she works with her best friend. Her eighty-hour workweeks might keep her from socializing or dating outside her office walls -- but she's paying her dues on the wel-trod path to wealth and happiness. So when Bette quits her job like the impulsive girl she's never been, she not only shocks her friends and family -- she has no idea what to do next.