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Snobs by Julian Fellowes
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bookshelves: light-and-fun

As delicious as fizzy lemonade and only slightly more substantive, this novel by the screenwriter of “Gosford Park� takes you through the courtship and marriage of a middle-class beauty (“I knew she was a social climber; I didn’t realize she was a mountaineer!�) and an aristocratic dullard. No one escapes the dry acerbity of author Julian Fellowes, who was born into the bosom of the upper-class and obviously knows the species intimately. A very light, very fun, very delectably waspish portrait of a class of people who are polar opposites of the type populating reality-TV.
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Started Reading
January 1, 2006 – Finished Reading
August 19, 2008 – Shelved
February 21, 2011 – Shelved as: light-and-fun

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Karen Slogging through this book. Dissappointed in it. I don't find it compelling at all .


Naim Peress It wasn't compelling but if this book were food, I'd call it a dessert rather than main course. A very delicious dessert. Very enjoyable.


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Jessaka Love your review and you're opening lines


Joanne7115 Listening to Julian Fellowes narrating. Definitely improves the experience. He’s a delight!


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