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Bestselling author of PASSION and SPARKLES, LOUISE BAGSHAWE, is 'Britain's younger, smarter answer to Jackie Collins' (Mirror).
With her public school education, trust fund and castle for a family home, Elizabeth Savage has seemingly led a privileged life. But the one thing she really wants, the chance to prove herself in the world of work, is the one thing she can't get.
New Yorker Nina Roth, on the other hand, was born the wrong side of the tracks, and it's sheer grit and determination that have made her the successful career woman she is. Set on making a better life for herself, she's done what needed to be done. But has she gone one step too far?
Two women from two different worlds, but these tall poppies have much more in common than they think. And, as both will find, the trouble with being a tall poppy is people will try and cut you down to size...
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Tall Poppies is about love, hate and triumph
I guess I wanted to throw two of the most different people together... one review called this 'Dallas meets the Chalet School' and I was well chuffed. Look, a Welsh aristocrat meets a poor Jewish girl from Brooklyn... and absolutely hates her. This one`s about business, Olympic medals, falling for the wrong men and the right men and triumphing over everything... including yourself. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
I guess I wanted to throw two of the most different people together... one review called this 'Dallas meets the Chalet School' and I was well chuffed. Look, a Welsh aristocrat meets a poor Jewish girl from Brooklyn... and absolutely hates her. This one`s about business, Olympic medals, falling for the wrong men and the right men and triumphing over everything... including yourself. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I am only 16 years old and have never really been introduced to an 'easy read'. I have read from authors such as Barbara Kingsolver and Jane Austin! But never really attempted such a sexy, fun, ambitious girly genre! I loved it! I could not put it down and feel in love with the audacity of both characters. My all time dream is to become a journalist, and perhaps even a novelist one day, and it is this hope of a successful and independant future that keeps me going. Now Bagshawe is my shrink, hahaha, and she deserves a lot of praise for an wonderful composition! I was shocked the comment that some sexual reference may offend adult readers. God, it is sex for crying out loud. Something everyone thinks about. I thought it was portrayed as desirable and real. Nina Roth and Elizabeth Savage are two girls every teen aspires to be. I found their hidden insecurities touching and something every girl can relate to. Well done! I plan to buy many more of Bagshawes books.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I liked this book. It goes with a swing, and tells a dramatic and pacey tale of high business and treachery. Not a great literary work, but perfect for a holiday read.
The story is about Nina and Elizabeth, the mistress and daughter respectively of Tony Savage. In turn dominated by him, they reject him and set up their own company.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
It was one of the first books I ever read that is chick lit, and it inspired me to have a career and to be myself. It's about strong female characters who play hard in business and want the world. It's quite 1980s but that's not a bad thing. 9/10!
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Sooooo sexist!!
How many times in this book do we have to hear about these characters' "voluptuous/big firm/ breasts, tiny/handspan waists and great/high/round 'ass'es, nicely turned calves" (yes... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Miss Fusspot
amazing read
Loved this book,couldn`t put it down.A few parts are a bit technical but the story is great. Another great book by Louise Bagshawe
Published 10 months ago by SarahJ
Stepping back in time 1980 style
This is one of Louise Bagshaw's earlier novels; I've only previously read stuff published over the past couple of years. Read more
Published 17 months ago by lachbc
A great read
I love all of Louise Bagshawe's books, but this is definitely one of my favourites. Engaging, well written characters & interesting plotlines. Read more
Published on 10 May 2010 by Bamba
A good read but same old same old
I am a fan of Louise Bagshawe but do find all of her books the same! Curvy American from poor background large breasts, skinny posh brit with small breats. Read more
Published on 3 July 2007 by Booklover1980
enjoyable
This was the second louise bagshawe book I read the 1st being sparkles and I really enjoyed this it had me gripped from the 1st page
Published on 30 May 2007 by Claire Robson
Louise Bagshawe Tall Poppies
What can someone say about a book that has it all. It had me gripped from start to finish, Bravo Louise Bagshawe, Well Done
Published on 3 Nov 2005 by MISS A HUNTER
Exellent !
A must have book, if you want a good read buy it!
Published on 6 July 2005 by Ms. N. L. Watson
Love this book!
This was the first Louise Bagshawe book I read and i will be reading more! It was a wonderful story that kept me hooked from the first page to the very last page. Read more
Published on 4 Nov 2003 by Kirsty
Tall Stories, more like...
As other reviewers have said (here and elsewhere), Louise Bagshawe's work is formulaic and predictable, and this book is no different, bearing a particularly striking resemblance... Read more
Published on 21 Feb 2003 by Miss Gray
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