Wednesday, September 17, 2008

From the people who brought you . . .

As Peter observed in another context last Sunday, so many people have Ursula Nordstrom spinning in her grave that it must be like a blender in there. This won't help.

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9 Comments:

Blogger Monica Edinger said...

"This" like Facebook is blocked here at Dalton. Sigh. Will have to wait to view when I get home. (Would it be within the Newbery age-range, I wonder?)

10:47 AM, September 17, 2008  
Blogger Roger Sutton said...

Monica, they're publishing a Sex and the City spinoff for kids. I don't know how this kind of trend-chasing works--SATC was the hot thing years ago and the movie has already disappeared. What kids will care?

11:40 AM, September 17, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What took HC so long? I would have thought this would have been in the works months ago. Next: a clothing line.

12:07 PM, September 17, 2008  
Blogger Brenda Ferber said...

In the realm of things that make me sick...
My kids went to a Bat Mitzvah last year for a girl named Lexi, and the theme of her party was Lex and the City.
Oy!

1:02 PM, September 17, 2008  
Blogger Library Mermaid said...

Can we "Just say no" like the sex ed commercials?

8:50 PM, September 17, 2008  
Anonymous Jamie said...

OMG! Agree! My TWENTY something friends think of that as an "old lady" movie (I'm 43.) Plus, don't they already have this? It's called Gossip Girl and it's awesome.

1:19 PM, September 18, 2008  
Blogger gail said...

I always thought series like The Gossip Girl and The A-list were influenced by SATC--upperclass young women, materialism, urban settings, drinking and partying. So Bushnell may be too late. I wonder if teen readers won't see a YA SATC as adult castoffs.

1:42 PM, September 18, 2008  
Anonymous Jamie said...

Oh, Lookie here! Gawker Media make me smile somewhere every day!
http://jezebel.com/5051810/hackers-take-a-page-from-candace-bushnells-new-ya-novel-the-carrie-diaries

4:21 PM, September 18, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Save it. I'm waiting for the board books.

12:00 AM, September 19, 2008  

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