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bookswithbre's review against another edition
4.0
Love, love, LOVE! The Intern was such a cute, lighthearted and funny read. The characters were well-crafted and I could relate to them, especially Josie. Her relationship with her sister was very fun to read about. Gabrielle Tozer is a skilled writer and weaving her own experiences into The Intern was a very smart move. I've just found out that the sequel, Faking It, is being released next month and I can't wait to get my hands on a copy!
julia___reads's review against another edition
2.0
I've never really enjoyed Australian literature and The Intern is no exception. There were parts in the middle which were bearable, at times even enjoyable, but I had to really push myself to get through the last 100 pages and actually finish the book. Definitely won't be going back for the sequel.
_tabae's review against another edition
4.0
Wirklich nette, chaotische Geschichte über Familie, Erwachsenwerden, Träume und den Umgang mit Problemen... oh und natürlich über die erste Liebe ;)
readaroundtherosie's review against another edition
3.0
Rating: 3.5
I really enjoyed this book. It was fun, mostly light, and entertaining.
I really enjoyed this book. It was fun, mostly light, and entertaining.
zohal99's review
4.0
This was awesome! :) :D
I mean overall it was quite predictable and had a big 'Happily Ever After' ending, but who doesn't love that in a book every once in a while?
It was interesting seeing how aspects of the publishing industry work as the author of the book herself is a journalist, who has probably been through similar situations. (Although probably nowhere near as dramatic as the ones in this book)
Overall, I recommend this awesome read. You'll breeze through it no problem. :) :D
I mean overall it was quite predictable and had a big 'Happily Ever After' ending, but who doesn't love that in a book every once in a while?
It was interesting seeing how aspects of the publishing industry work as the author of the book herself is a journalist, who has probably been through similar situations. (Although probably nowhere near as dramatic as the ones in this book)
Overall, I recommend this awesome read. You'll breeze through it no problem. :) :D
bibliotechied's review against another edition
2.0
Heavily indebted to The Devil Wears Prada, the novel covers an unlikely set of events in the life of a 17/18 year old girl's life as a journalism student. Dorkish but good student, Josephine scores an internship at a fashion magazine. She works through a series of incidents which emphasise shallow relationships and unbelievable makeups. As well there a few aspects which make it a dubious read for its target audience apparently YA but more "new adult". A novel length version of one of those "funny" oversharing and self-centred columns that seem to substitute for editorial comment nowadays.