Title: Skip it...
Product review: If you went to a dictionary and entered "stereotypes in chick-lit", this book would be pictured.To start with, the main character, who is "supposed" to be so smart, and has a background in Washington politics, gets drunk and takes her shirt off at a work function. The book lost me after that.Los Angeles is pictured as a ditzy town where nothing important happens except for movies being made and people having plastic surgery.The plot is predictable and lacks originality. If you really want to read a "girl gets great job and it stinks" book, read the Lauren Weisberger ones - The Devil Wears Prada or Everyone Worth Knowing. They do a much better service to the subgenre.There is so much good chick-lit out there. Anything by Sophie Kinsella or Gemma Townley, for example.
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