After Christmas, after having demolished the tree and wrapped all the Christmas decorations waiting to return to the usual tram tram everyday ... wake up soon, a ' hours by train to get to university, line up for lunch in the cafeteria, waiting for the arrival of the bus, hours of study in the library, endless talks with prof.essa for the grant of the thesis, exams postponed, incazzature usual voicemail, same-organization of ... everything returns to normal ... all the usual back to the usual habits ...
It also brings us back to read ... my passion, and since the Christmas gifts were received, for the most part, BOOKS!
The first book of the year, just finished reading, is:
The devil''like''sweet Lauren Weisberger
''Bette Robinson, twenty-seven New York, a former bank clerk who dreams of finding Prince Charming, does not believe his luck when taken from the most renowned public relations agency in Manhattan with the task of organizing the most exclusive parties. Provisional suit and loafers, balanced on a pair of high heels, Bette quickly became one of the best in his field, eye for detail and able to satisfy any whim. But one morning after a party, he finds himself in bed with Philip Weston, Playboy's most coveted in town. E ' dressed only in a pair of Dolce & Gabbana boxer and he realizes he is in big trouble. He does not remember anything about the previous evening, but she is sure of one thing can not have been for a similar type. Just a few hours because his name ends up on magazine covers all the basis on which in large letters:''This is the woman who replaced Gwyneth Paltrow.'' For the agency is a triumph, the return of advertising is immense. But Bette is a living hell and the devil, this time, Philip Weston, who did not want to give peace and everywhere, ready to implement any of its desire. And you can not say no. The career is too important, but his private life in water on all sides ... with the parents, the beloved uncle, with her best friend, and the boy who stole her heart ... in the end be able to combine everything but the company ... will be difficult and beset by doubts and uncertainties.''
I really liked it! The reading of the pages it runs very fast, with cheerfulness and calm. Funny. Ironic. Great for an evening out to relax.
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