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Original Title:	Come inciampare nel principe azzurro
ISBN:	8863699275 (ISBN13: 9788863699272)
Edition Language:	Italian

Come inciampare sul principe azzurro ebook | Pages: 182 pages

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Ogni ragazza moderna che si rispetti sogna di sfondare e magari di andare a lavorare all’estero, e Maddison è esattamente come tutte le altre. Solo un po’ meno motivata, e un po’ meno disposta ad andare via delle altre. Così, quando la promozione arriva sotto forma di un trasferimento in Corea del Sud, Maddy è tutt’altro che felice. Anche perché il suo nuovo capo americano ma con gli occhi a mandorla è un po’ troppo severo, anche se oggettivamente molto affascinante. Troppo affascinante. Ecco le divertenti vicende di una ragazza in carriera che si ritrova cittadina del mondo suo malgrado.

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Title	:	Come inciampare sul principe azzurro
Author	:	Anna Premoli
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 182 pages
Published	:	2012 by Narcissus Self Publishing
Categories	:	Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Fiction

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Ratings: 3.89 From 1453 Users | 180 Reviews

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This is not a sweet, feel good book. The couple did nothing but bicker and fight in an almost malicious fashion. He became possessively aggressive and she was so flighty it was hard to believe that she actually loves him at the end. The writing was also funky. Simple expressions incorrectly written, it was distracting. Did not enjoy this book at all.

At the beginning, I liked this book. I laughed out loud quite a few times. But the more I read the more the MC annoyed me. She was immature and snotty. The dynamic between the two MCs just wasnt there for me. At about 45-50% I was checked out. I kept reading though. Around the 75-80% part, I started skimming. I skimmed the epilogue entirely.

Maddison Johnson works in M&A for an investment bank. Despite the glamorous sounding job, Maddie is a bit of a slacker, she doesn't really like her job, heck she doesn't even really know what she's doing half the time. Her boss John is constantly encouraging her to progress with her career and as a sop to his ambitions she agrees to request a transfer - to New York and nowhere else. Of course HR departments the world over are all the same and instead of the expected secondment to the New



This is about a supposedly 'competent' investment banker who is transferred to South Korea to help with a project there. I had more than a few niggles in the first couple of chapters:1. Maddison seems to have little 'work ethic' and is very dismissive of her job. I seriously doubt if anyone with her attitude would last long in the London headquarters of a multi-national top-ranking bank. I was expecting to read about a professional woman, career-minded, finding her way in a new country. Instead,

This was just what I needed to get me out of a reading slump - something cute and quirky!

Ludicrous, crazy and insanely funny!When Maddison, an English woman who made herself available to work abroad and specifically asked to go to New York, she got a surprising news of her transfer in Seoul, South Korea. Shocked, confused, and desperate, she talked to Mark Kim, a Korean-American who happened to be his boss, in helping her to stay in London. With tense and a hateful vibe, they have no choice but to work and endure each other's company. Which also meant that Maddison needed to settle