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Emily Ever After
Emily Ever After | Anne Dayton, May Vanderbilt
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Seeking an escape from life in her small California town, Emily Hinton is delighted when she is offered a job in New York City, where she finds herself torn between the glamour and glitter of New York and her determination to remain true to her morals.
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Octoberwoman
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Emily Ever After | Anne Dayton, May Vanderbilt
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

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esurient
esurient
Emily Ever After | Anne Dayton, May Vanderbilt
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Panpan

Looked like a fun chicklit book about a girl starting out in the Big Six publishing scene, sort of like The Devil Wears Prada except for books. Turns out, it's Christian lit.

esurient The writing wasn't bad, but the climax was super-heavy morality that ramped up from nowhere. Google now tells me the book is a modern retelling of the story of Esther. I'm irked the back cover hadn't disclosed that. 7y
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Verity
Verity
Emily Ever After | Anne Dayton, May Vanderbilt
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Spotted this in the charity shop the other day: has anyone read it?

Andrea313 Yes, I have! A little preachy near the end for my taste, iirc, but still very sweet. 7y
Verity @Andrea313 the risk of preachy was my main concern about it... 7y
Andrea313 @Verity It's been a number of years since I've read this one, so if you go for it, I'd love your review! 7y
Verity @Andrea313 if I go back for it, I‘ll let you know! 7y
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