Seks i grad

Seks i grad

Candace Bushnell

They are four friends, rich and successful women, emancipated and "in" in everything, New Yorkers in their thirties and constantly searching for love.

Carrie Bradshaw is a journalist who writes a column about sex, Samantha Jones works in public relations, Charlotte York is a gallery owner, Miranda Hobbes is a lawyer. They are the heroines of the book and the cult TV series "Sex and the City", which were created from the columns of journalist Candace Bushnell, written for the New York Observer, about the sexual habits of successful and wealthy residents of Manhattan.

Original title
Sex and the city
Translation
Duška Gerić Koren
Dimensions
23 x 14 cm
Pages
230
Publisher
Fidas, Zagreb, 2002.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-656119-0

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