The Home for Wayward Supermodels: A Novel - Tapa blanda

The Reasons Amanda's Graduation Trip to New York City is About to Change Her Life Forever: 1. Back home in Eagle River, Wisconsin, you don't see many Hideously Ugly Hooker Shoes. 2. Here in Manhattan, you might just be walking down the street and get offered a top modeling contract - on your very first day! 3. Her girlfriend Desi knows all the hippest vintage clothing stores - and where to buy a Marc Jacobs knock-off bag for $20. 4. Cannoli, cappuccino, tapas, knishes, gnocchi, chimichangas, samosas, and several hundred other unpronounceable but thoroughly delicious foods you can only eat when you're six feet tall. 5. Her sweetheart of a boyfriend, Tom, secretly promises they'll get married as soon as she comes home - but she's suddenly not sure when that will be. 6. She discovers that her mom (who owns Patty's House O' Pies in Eagle River) knows how to speak French - and isn't saying where she learned how. 7. She finds out that the man she thought was her dad isn't her dad . . . With the skewering eye and sharp humor of The Devil Wears Prada, Pamela Satran's wonderful Midwest-girl-in-the-Big-City novel is a delightful fairy-tale tour of Manhattan's modeling world - and a poignant adventure of self-discovery.

Pamela Redmond is the author of 18 books, most recently the New York Times bestseller HOW NOT TO ACT OLD, published by HarperCollins in fall 2009 and optioned to DreamWorks. She is the author of five novels including YOUNGER and THE MAN I SHOULD HAVE MARRIED, and the coauthor of ten bestselling baby name books and the related website nameberry.com. She is columnist for Glamour and writes frequently for such publications as The Daily Beast and More Magazine among many others.