

How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls
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Sarah Immelt-Kordas
> 24 hourThis was a fun, light read. I honestly believe that the book would be better suited for a young adult reader despite the fact that there is a pretty light romantic scene. Still a good book and just right for summer reading.
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Mrs. Tabitha Kuvalis Jr.
> 24 hourI read this book because I like the author, Zoey Dean as well as the tv show Privledged, which is based on the book. The book did not fail my expectations, but in fact exceeded them. Heart-warming and extremely entertaining, I would recommend this book to any lover of Chick-Lit.
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Marleen
> 24 hourI just couldnt really get into this book.
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Heather chandler
> 24 hourGreat book fun to read and gives a little insight to sisterly love. Your sister should be your best friend
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Courtney Rabideau
> 24 hourMegan Smith lives in NYC and works as a secretary for a fashion magazine doing captions for photos. She would rather be working for a more well respected magazine, but stays put. That is until she gets fired. Her boss tells her that she is is not suited for that kind of job. Her boss tells her that she has a job lined up for her working in Florida and that it would help her money wise (she has massive college debt). Megan flies down to Florida, not knowing who she was going to work for, but was told to read a magazine with an article in it about the spoiled rotten grandchildren of a French woman who made billions marketing skin and hair care products. The grandchildren (twins) need to be tutored so that they can be accepted into Duke University before they get their inheritance The twins Rose and Sage do not want to have anything to do with Megan at first, thinking that they will not need Megan since they will be big stars, but that is soon proven wrong. They decide to do the work and in the process all thing learn things about themselves and find love in along the way.
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Mary J
> 24 hourI wanted to read this book because I saw the TV series Priviledge. I actually liked the book much better than the TV series. Megan Smith is asked to tudor two wealthy teanagers but when they are mean to her, she decides to write a book about how horrible they really are. As she gets to know them, she realizes that they are not horrible. There is a little of a pretty woman / cinderella theme and sort of a love triangle. I was surprised when I googled Zoey Dean that according to google she is actually a writting team but that wont stop me from checking out more books written by Zoey.
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A. Fanny
> 24 hourZoey Dean did it again, I have to honestly say this is a more realistic but entertaining book then her usual A - List novels. This was a very fun book to read especially because it was in first person. I would highly recommend this book to the next person. I hope that Zoey continues to write books that take you through the characters emotions and you honestly feel what Meagan is feeling.
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Miaonny
> 24 hourThe book was funny and the scenarios rang true for assistants. Taylor was not the most sympathetic of characters, but I was invested in her story and thought it unfolded well. Though this book did rely on some fairly improbable coincidences, and I certainly think the roommate was way quirkier than necessary, overall the book rose above others in the genre because of quality writing and an interesting premise. Definitely a good summer read.
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Little D
> 24 hourIve read a few of the A-List series books and enjoyed a couple of them. I thought How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls was going to be more like a typical chick lit book. I was a bit disappointed in that it seemed more like Deans teen books than an adult book. I just wish it could have been written more for the adult crowd than the teenage crowd. With that said, it was still a great book and it was entertaining. If you are a fan of the A-List series, youll probably enjoy reading this book too!
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Leah Ferrell
> 24 hourThis is a great book, quick and easy read. Perfect for young girls who love fashion and celebrity gossip! Absolutely hilarious, and the ending was AMAZING!! I could seriously read it again :-)