Bitches on A Budget
Sage Advice for Surviving Tough times in Style
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Penguin Putnam
A witty, recession-era guide to being thrifty while not forgoing the fabulous.
Today's woman may have a dwindling stock portfolio, but that shouldn't make her bite one well-manicured nail with worry. Rosalyn Hoffman dishes up the wisdom women need to get
… More »Today's woman may have a dwindling stock portfolio, but that shouldn't make her bite one well-manicured nail with worry. Rosalyn Hoffman dishes up the wisdom women need to get
Penguin Putnam
Baker & Taylor
A recession-era fashion guru and blogger provides women with tips on savvy consuming and saving, from clothing to cars to insurance, while still maintaining a sense of style and fashion. Original.
Baker
& Taylor
Provides women with tips on buying consumer products and saving money, covering such items as clothing, cars, entertainment, travel, and insurance, while still maintaining a sense of style and fashion.
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A witty, recession-era guide to being thrifty while not forgoing the fabulous.
Today's woman may have a dwindling stock portfolio, but that shouldn't make her bite one well-manicured nail with worry. Rosalyn Hoffman dishes up the wisdom women need to get perfect style without busting what's left of their bank accounts.
The author is a recession-era fashion guru, travel agent, grooming consultant, therapist, sommelier, and life coach all rolled into one, and with this book vows no coupon clipping, Prada depriving, carb hating allowed. Because it doesn't take oodles of moola to live well- and that's one trend that will never go out of style.
Today's woman may have a dwindling stock portfolio, but that shouldn't make her bite one well-manicured nail with worry. Rosalyn Hoffman dishes up the wisdom women need to get perfect style without busting what's left of their bank accounts.
The author is a recession-era fashion guru, travel agent, grooming consultant, therapist, sommelier, and life coach all rolled into one, and with this book vows no coupon clipping, Prada depriving, carb hating allowed. Because it doesn't take oodles of moola to live well- and that's one trend that will never go out of style.
Baker & Taylor
A recession-era fashion guru and blogger provides women with tips on savvy consuming and saving, from clothing to cars to insurance, while still maintaining a sense of style and fashion. Original.
Baker
& Taylor
Provides women with tips on buying consumer products and saving money, covering such items as clothing, cars, entertainment, travel, and insurance, while still maintaining a sense of style and fashion.
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Imprint:
New York, N.Y. - New American Library
Pages:
322
ISBN:
9780451229175, 0451229177
Language:
English
Notes:
Shopping out of the apocalypse -- Grooming : maintaining a baseline of maintenance -- No money is no excuse : be a healthy (and thrifty) bitch -- Home remedies to get you out of recession depression -- It's not an endurance test, so get the hell out of town -- A bitch on wheels knows her limits -- Get out, get entertained : welcome to the new good times -- Get comfortable : the cheap pleasures of home -- Eating in : rethinking the daily grind -- Pamper the bitch
Statement of responsibility:
Rosalyn Hoffman
Characteristics:
viii, 322 p. ;,21 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Hoffman, Rosalyn
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Add a CommentThis book has some good tips, like shopping at Target and staying in for entertainment but it wasn't what I expected it to be. This book definitely has a lot of profanity in it as well so beware if you get easily offended. In my opinion it was just okay but it definitely could have been better.