Picked up from a friends of the library book swap shelf to read and release.

While this fits into the chick-lit genre very well, it is a thought provoking book. The main character struggles with her need for a job, and the fact that the well paying job she is hired for is leading her further and further away from her morals and ideals. She is in her early twenties in a jobless market and struggling with the fear of failure. That she won't be ableto make it in New York City and have to move back with her parents. I really should have expected this from the authors of The Nanny Diaries. I really liked this book alot.

Left in the LFL.

This actually slipped out of the release bag and didn't make it to the Little Free Library

Left propped on acounter in the entrance to the women's washroom by the escalators.