Carrie Diaries Summer and the City, Book 2, (Paperback)

from LARA335

I loved the TV series (much to the disbelief and horror of everyone I know), and was therefore disappointed with the first 'Sex and the City' book which the series was very loosely based on. The novel lacked the charm and humour of the programmes. I do think Bushnell however is improving with eac...

from RJGonzales

Sex. Love. New York. What more could you ask for? In this equally satisfying sequel to The Carrie Diaries we meet up with Carrie immediately where the first novel left off. Now in New York, Carrie has trouble getting used to such a big city and learning to maneuver her way through the land of "dr...

from WickedWoWestwood

In this sequel to The Carrie Diaries, right after Carrie Bradshaw graduates high school (sometime in the early 1980s) and before she is expected to attend Brown University, she spends her first summer in New York City taking a writing course. Carrie encounters several minefields along the way, in...

from Bookswithbite

I really loving the beginnings of these four girls. I love the TV show so when I heard about this new book series I knew I had to read it. The book series is about the same as the show just as young ladies. As the reader, you see the beginning of how the fours girls meet, Carrie, Miranda, Samanth...

from annhepburn

Teenage Carrie shows all of the most irritating traits of grown-up Carrie with very few of the redeeming features. She's an egocentric, entitled brat prone to cheesy puns and wordplay. I really liked the first book in this series, but Carrie becomes insufferable the moment she begins her NY life....