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The Devil wears Prada

Novel - The Devil wears Prada
Author - Lauren Weisberg
Genre - Chick - Lit


Andrea Sachs, a fresher with an aspiration to become writer ends up as the junior assistant of Miranda Priestly, editor in chief , Runway. The job lands as a surprise and people convince her that she is lucky and  it is a job million of girls will die for. Even though she has her doubts, she accepts the job. The demanding boss and never ending hours creates a rift in her relationships. Her senior Emily guides her but she ends up doing all the menial jobs right from bringing out, taking out laundry to delivering the books. She works hard and remains patience in hope that Miranda will help her dream come true. Even though in a serious relationship, we finds herself addicted to Christian , an aspiring writer who dotes on her. She reaches her threshold limit a few days short of her one year tenure and shouts at Miranda and she is fired.

As she fears that her career is over, she receives a chance in writing in Seventeen Magazine and start her new path. She breaks up with her boyfriends and walks into Elias - Clark Building for a new start.

The novel reflects the feeling of most people and also talks about the inner struggles between professional and personal life. 
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