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Disappointing. I found myself irritated by the neurotic and dramatic behavior of the main character. Because of this the book was tedious to get through.

Worst book I've ever read! Spoilers* The book fast forwards 10 years since Andy has worked for Miranda yet every recollection of her sends Andy into ptsd. If this was a real person I would recommend therapy, since she isn't lets just say it's boring to read about. Andy meets and marries "the worlds most perfect man" but doesn't want to marry him based on a nothing letter his mother wrote, marries him anyway and punishes him for the first half of the book for no reason, without speaking to him about it. There is very little devil and zero revenge. It was very obvious that Andy would end up with Alex from the get go although why she would want to had me scratching my head. For some reason the writer decided to write a long, boring pregnancy and too much tmi into the novel, no thanks. Being a person based in Silicon Valley I found it hard to follow andy's logic on not wanting to sell. Overall the Andy character wasn't like able. I remember feeling that way about her in TDVP but without Miranda around to counter her whiny annoying self righteous self she really is unbearable.

It started out great. But then it got predictable in the middle. And the end? Blah. Boring. It really seems like Laura forgot who Andy was at that point.

Well, gee..seems the only reason this was written is for a movie sequel, that we can only hope will be based off a RE-written screenplay! It's a repetitive, time jumping confusion of characters that no one will recognize from TDWP. And there's is NO revenge so the title doesn't even work! Literally, I don't think there was one likable character except Max.. And then she ruined him too! Thanks to the author for turning in a bunch of characters that no one would even deal with, nevermind actually like, in the real world. All of these characters are jerks. Andrea is ridiculous. Whiny, no back bone and has a best friend that treats her like garbage, (who also doesn't care if her husband screws around on her) A husband that betrays her in one of the worst possible ways, a nasty snob for a mother-in-law and a business that is incredibly successful yet she doesn't spend much time at the company. She spends most of her time in fantasyland. Not to mention the fact that both the owners of this business are unbelievably bitchy to each other so it's laughable, that together, they could ever create something so successful as that magazine and then the author wants us to believe Miranda notices it? Huh? This is a dumb sequel with several reoccurring characters that have transformed into a huge flop. Zero strong woman in this follow up. Should have let them rest ...on the last page of TDWP! That's all...

Amazing book

There were few surprises in this book. Overall, it was an entertaining read. However, it didn't capture my interest and hold me captive. At times it dragged.

I loved the first book and the movie. This sequel did not live up to my expectations. I was very disappointed. It took me several months to finish this.

This is a must read if you liked The Devil Wears Prada. Lauren is even more creative in this book. I found myself not able to put the book down. Looking forward yo the next book.

Honestly, this book just felt like a boring and tacky romance novel with a few familiar characters in it (Who were much more clearly defined in the first book). Truly, I felt like Weisberger kept repeating herself over and over and over about the most mundane things and all of the plot points were completely predictable/forgettable. I felt slightly like I was tricked into reading this, lured in by the name of the original book (which I loved) and found myself reading a romance novel/baby book instead. It felt like fan fiction. Thumbs down.