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Title	:	How to Sleep with a Movie Star
Author	:	Kristin Harmel
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 326 pages
Published	:	February 16th 2006 by 5 Spot (first published 2006)
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Fiction

How to Sleep with a Movie Star Paperback | Pages: 326 pages

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This is another book I overhyped for myself. I expected this to be THE best book of 2018 and unfortunately I just couldn´t love it, which is okay not all books are for everyone. Don´t get me wrong its probably a really good book but it felt as if I`ve read it at least 5 times already. I seriously despise characters that are only made to be hated and this one had a lot of them, the whole she-hates-me-cause-she-wants-to-be-me feels a bit high-schooly to me. I wish there was some character development I guess...

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Original Title:	How to Sleep with a Movie Star
ISBN:	0446694479 (ISBN13: 9780446694476)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.69 From 1949 Users | 140 Reviews

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Fun and readable, but the main character is one of those annoying romance heroines who makes assumptions about the male lead and what he wants, and what hes done or hasnt done, but never bothers to just ASK him. This would have been a 3 star book if not for that. Im so tired of that trope.Also Id have liked a little more romance. 😁 The blurb and packaging led me to believe there was more than there really was.

Despite the title, this was a sweet G rated story. Perfect for a beach read.

How to Sleep with a Movie Star by Kristin Harmel was a lot better than I expected. Claire Reilly has just caught her boyfriend in her bed with another woman. Claire is heartbroken and decides to drown her sorrows at a bar. There she runs into Cole Brannon, a famous and handsome movie star she had interviewed earlier that day for the entertainment magazine she works for. Cole is unlike the other movie stars she's interviewed and makes sure she gets home safely and that her ex-boyfriend is no

A random grab off of the library shelf. I was actually quite surprised by it. The only thing that was annoying was how often Cole was referred to as Cole Brannon. Especially once he became a solid character in the story. Otherwise it was a good summer read!

This book was so easy to fall in love with. The main character was really lovely and I easily 'became friends with her'! It was funny, romantic and perfect. I would reccomend this to all girls who love a bit of romance.

Two fainted smiles, a quarter of a laugh, that's all when we speak about positive reactions about this writing. Otherwise,linear and dull characters, (if not directly stupid...) a Top10PoorBooks for the novel (we have to name it so, event it does not deserve...) and a Top5 or even higher for Claire Reilly, one of the dumbest creatures I've seen. You have as a boyfriend a lazy unemployed selfish creature, who doesn't make love to you an entire month, you catch the idiot banging someone IN YOUR

Fun and readable, but the main character is one of those annoying romance heroines who makes assumptions about the male lead and what he wants, and what hes done or hasnt done, but never bothers to just ASK him. This would have been a 3 star book if not for that. Im so tired of that trope.Also Id have liked a little more romance. 😁 The blurb and packaging led me to believe there was more than there really was.