Title: An ok read...if you aren't really in the mood to think
Product review: "The Right Address" is often times a plodding, cliched read with more name dropping and brand dropping than a Dominick Dunne Vanity Fair article. If this is what "society" in New York is like, than remind me to stay away, though I am sure the authors intended us to have all our ideas of "rich folk" confirmed in one fell swoop. However, with that said, it is a quick read that will neither titillate you nor truly bore you. If you're stuck in an airport, or looking for a harmless read (albeit one with a lot of typos), then this one is not so bad.It is all about social climbers, typical unhappy-though-richer-than-God women, and old transparent gossips. If you are a reader like me, that likes to supplement your reading of book club books, classics, and prize winners with fluff, then you will surely not be disappointed. Like the Devil Wears Prada, Bergdorf Blondes, etc, this book is utterly forgettable fun.
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