- Published: 28 March 2016
- ISBN: 9781405918695
- Imprint: Penguin eBooks
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 448
Techbitch
- Published: 28 March 2016
- ISBN: 9781405918695
- Imprint: Penguin eBooks
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 448
The Devil Wears Prada does digital
Glamour
Sassy, smart and fun ****
Heat Magazine
The Devil Wears Prada for the digital age
Good Housekeeping
One our reading list right now is this Devil Wears Prada-esque magazine-set tale
Cosmopolitan
Hilariously witty, like a modern day The Devil Wears Prada
Essentials
The theatre of war is cutting-edge online versus traditional magazines, a sort of 'The Devil Uses Instagram' . . . a great read, packed with brilliant, glam detail and a satirical sideswipes at nerd culture
Daily Mail
A winning romp of a tale.... This breezy, behind-the-scenes tale offers a fresh, modern take on a classic tale of rivalry
Publishers Weekly
While Imogen may know her DVF from YSL she knows nothing at all about Instagram, HTML and Tumblr . . . but she soon will. Fashion just got bitchy!
This Summer's Best Books in Sun on Sunday
Techbitch is relatable to all women, it shows the depths of ferocity of which some women are willing to go in order to succeed, whilst teaching the lesson that playing nice and keeping cool also has its benefits and rewards. I loved the style of writing and felt that all the storylines progressed at the right pace and the outcomes were satisfying, I almost punched my fist in the air in style of Judd Nelson at the end of Breakfast Club when I finished the book. Humorous, touching and about as addictive as shoe shopping, Techbitch is one book that you should stick on your to read list
Belle About Town
This describes the frantic process of taking a Vogue-like magazine from paper to app. . . When Imogen left, she was Queen. When she comes back, she's lost her front-row Fashion week seat to a-What? What are these?-fashion bloggers! Naturally, Imogen regrows her claws. And the book does its share of meowing about the entitled young women who now flood the magazine offices, living large because they still live rent-free at their parents' apartments
The New York Times
The ONLY Beach Read You Should Be Seen With This Summer: a juicier version of The Devil Wears Prada meets Silicon Valley. Trust us-you won't be able to put it down
Town & Country
Jo Piazza and Lucy Sykes' compulsively readable corner office drama, [is] summer's juiciest beach read
Elle.com
It's The Devil Wears Prada meets All About Eve-complete with a former boss who's a warmer, fuzzier version of Prada's Miranda Priestly. Fast-paced and filled with sartorial wisdom, this debut from journalists Sykes and Piazza is a fun, often funny take on life in the sharp-elbowed world of fashion magazines
Book of the Week, People
Not since The Devil Wears Prada has the fashion world been so abuzz about a novel! [Tecbitch] counts Zac Posen among its many fans, as insiders play who's who with its thinly veiled characters
Best Beach Read, Ok!
Humour with style and heart . . . You'll have a new appreciation for your office drama after meeting these nightmare colleagues
Best Books of Summer, Glamour
This is what it's really like working at a glossy, New York fashion magazine. Makes The Devil Wears Prada look like My Little Pony
Toby Young, bestselling author of How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
Funny, fashionable, fabulous - my beach read pick for the summer!
Jane Green
This Years The Devil Wears Prada
Vanity Fair