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'A brilliantly funny read' - Heat on BAD MANORS
a stylish story of new century love. (Woman's Day)
[Lisa Armstrong] has a sardonic style and the book is very funny. The dumbing down of the media is a strong theme, as is social pretension and the labyrinth that is child-rearing. It all gets a jolly good going-over in a deliciously British way. (Adelaide Advertiser)
'High on swank, a biting tale' - Glamour on DEAD STYLISH.
'A wickedly funny second novel' - Heat on DEAD STYLISH.
'Lisa Armstrong has done for frocks what Jilly Cooper did for polo . . . She has a wry eye, and what she saw was the zeitgeist . . . a merrily entertaining novel with an eerie finger on the pulse of everything modern . . . irresistibly funny' - Victoria Mather in the Daily Mail on FRONT ROW.
'Great escapism' - Woman's Own on FRONT ROW.
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a stylish story of new century love. (Woman's Day)
[Lisa Armstrong] has a sardonic style and the book is very funny. The dumbing down of the media is a strong theme, as is social pretension and the labyrinth that is child-rearing. It all gets a jolly good going-over in a deliciously British way. (Adelaide Advertiser)
'High on swank, a biting tale' - Glamour on DEAD STYLISH.
'A wickedly funny second novel' - Heat on DEAD STYLISH.
'Lisa Armstrong has done for frocks what Jilly Cooper did for polo . . . She has a wry eye, and what she saw was the zeitgeist . . . a merrily entertaining novel with an eerie finger on the pulse of everything modern . . . irresistibly funny' - Victoria Mather in the Daily Mail on FRONT ROW.
'Great escapism' - Woman's Own on FRONT ROW.
The stylish new novel of contemporary manners by the author of FRONT ROW.
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- PublisherHodder & Stoughton
- Publication date2004
- ISBN 10 034082459X
- ISBN 13 9780340824597
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages384
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