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HOW TO MEET CUTE BOYS
Deanna Kizis
Warner Books
Chick Lit
ISBN: 0446690147


Benjamina Franklin is a writer at Filly magazine where she doles out dating advice to readers. While she crafts a column with sage tips, her own dating world is anything but perfect.

HOW TO MEET CUTE BOYS tells the story of Ben and her new young beau Max, who owns his own clothing company. The two hit it off after meeting at a party. But no road is a smooth one, and Ben hits the potholes of insecurity and doubt that most women have probably crossed in life and love. Ben has a problem with Max's age, so she is convinced that he cannot be "the one."

After meeting Max, Ben realizes she wants more. However, she won't allow herself to pin her hopes on Max for a committed relationship. Further conflict arises when her younger sister becomes engaged, and Ben realizes she is envious of her sister's life. Then Ben's best friend and editor Kiki begins a serious relationship. Ben feels left out and her jealousy grows. Ben's mother even dates more than Ben does. However, Ben is not foaming at the mouth to take her mother's advice on matters of the heart. After all, she has been unsuccessfully married more than once. Matters become even worse for Ben when her mother begins writing her own advice column for Filly.

HOW TO MEET CUTE BOYS is laugh-out-loud funny. The characters are well developed enough and spark empathy from the readers. Deanna Kizis has her finger on the pulse of the world of fashion, magazines and relationships of the heart. It should be noted that Kizis is the West Coast editor of Elle magazine.

   --- Reviewed by Melissa Martin

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