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+ | * '''Author''': [[Josie Brown]] | ||
+ | * '''Publisher''': St. Martin's Griffin | ||
+ | * '''Year''': 2005 | ||
+ | * '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0312340575/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 LAST NIGHT I DREAMT OF COSMOPOLITANS] | ||
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''A modern girl's dictionary of dreams, fashion fantasies, and subliminal love schemes...'' | ''A modern girl's dictionary of dreams, fashion fantasies, and subliminal love schemes...'' | ||
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In a world filled with Starbucks, E!, designer water, and reality T.V., is it any wonder that pop culture icons are invading our dreams? | In a world filled with Starbucks, E!, designer water, and reality T.V., is it any wonder that pop culture icons are invading our dreams? | ||
− | With insightful humor (a sure sign that the only thing implanted in her cheek is her tongue), author Josie Brown explains dream symbolism in terms that any angst-ridden fashionista can readily comprehend. What does it mean to dream of Paris (France), Paris (Hilton), Prada, blogging, old boyfriends, bridesmaids, and more? Josie can tell you. Part dream dictionary, part relationship guide, part fashion fantasy, | + | With insightful humor (a sure sign that the only thing implanted in her cheek is her tongue), author Josie Brown explains dream symbolism in terms that any angst-ridden fashionista can readily comprehend. What does it mean to dream of Paris (France), Paris (Hilton), Prada, blogging, old boyfriends, bridesmaids, and more? Josie can tell you. Part dream dictionary, part relationship guide, part fashion fantasy, Last Night I Dreamt of Cosmopolitans taps into your subconscious to unravel your slumber-induced musings on love, lust, cocktails…and of course, designer shoes. |
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+ | ==Reviews== | ||
'''PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY WRITES:''' | '''PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY WRITES:''' | ||
"First-time author Brown dishes about dreams in a volume that aims to be both witty and enlightening. From what it means to dream about Abercrombie & Fitch (Brown says it indicates an inner struggle between nostalgia for the old and appetite for the new) to what it means to dream about a zoo (the lesson here, Brown says, is that Your love for him should be a feast of the senses, so dig in ), this alphabetically organized little volume serves up plenty of spirited, fluffy inanities...." | "First-time author Brown dishes about dreams in a volume that aims to be both witty and enlightening. From what it means to dream about Abercrombie & Fitch (Brown says it indicates an inner struggle between nostalgia for the old and appetite for the new) to what it means to dream about a zoo (the lesson here, Brown says, is that Your love for him should be a feast of the senses, so dig in ), this alphabetically organized little volume serves up plenty of spirited, fluffy inanities...." | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, 17 May 2007
- Author: Josie Brown
- Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
- Year: 2005
- Amazon Listing - LAST NIGHT I DREAMT OF COSMOPOLITANS
A modern girl's dictionary of dreams, fashion fantasies, and subliminal love schemes...
In a world filled with Starbucks, E!, designer water, and reality T.V., is it any wonder that pop culture icons are invading our dreams?
With insightful humor (a sure sign that the only thing implanted in her cheek is her tongue), author Josie Brown explains dream symbolism in terms that any angst-ridden fashionista can readily comprehend. What does it mean to dream of Paris (France), Paris (Hilton), Prada, blogging, old boyfriends, bridesmaids, and more? Josie can tell you. Part dream dictionary, part relationship guide, part fashion fantasy, Last Night I Dreamt of Cosmopolitans taps into your subconscious to unravel your slumber-induced musings on love, lust, cocktails…and of course, designer shoes.
Reviews
PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY WRITES: "First-time author Brown dishes about dreams in a volume that aims to be both witty and enlightening. From what it means to dream about Abercrombie & Fitch (Brown says it indicates an inner struggle between nostalgia for the old and appetite for the new) to what it means to dream about a zoo (the lesson here, Brown says, is that Your love for him should be a feast of the senses, so dig in ), this alphabetically organized little volume serves up plenty of spirited, fluffy inanities...."