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The Intern (The Intern #1)

Gabrielle Tozer

Paperback | Pages: 327 pages

Rating: 3.65 | 1122 Users | 202 Reviews

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Title	:	The Intern (The Intern #1)
Author	:	Gabrielle Tozer
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 327 pages
Published	:	February 1st 2014 by Harper Collins AU (first published January 1st 2014)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit

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Josie Browning dreams of having it all. A stellar academic record, an amazing career in journalism - and for her current crush to realise she actually exists. The only problem? Josie can’t get through twenty-four hours without embarrassing her sister Kat or her best friend Angel, let alone herself. Josie’s luck changes though when she lands an internship at the glossy fashion magazine Sash. A coveted columnist job is up for grabs, but Josie’s got some tough competition in the form of two other interns. Battle lines are drawn and Josie quickly learns that the magazine industry is far from easy, especially under the reign of powerful editor, Rae Swanson. From the lows of coffee-fetching and working 10-hour days, to the highs of mingling with celebrities, scoring endless free beauty products (plus falling for her cousin’s seriously gorgeous flatmate James) this is one year Josie will never forget. Totally fresh and funny, this debut novel from industry insider Gabrielle Tozer reveals just what is behind the seeming glamour and sparkle of the magazine industry.

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Original Title:	The Intern
ISBN:	0732297052 (ISBN13: 9780732297053)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Intern #1
Literary Awards:	The Inky Awards Nominee for Gold Inky (2015), The Inky Awards Shortlist for Gold Inky (2015)

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Cute and fun and basically exactly what I felt like reading. I'm a sucker for things about unfashionable people being thrown unceremoniously into the fashion world

This was such a fun read.The Intern is one of those books that makes you laugh out loud and cringe with embarrassment because you've experienced the same awkwardness the characters have.It was full of scandal, drama, romance and the author delivered these elements with hilarity and awesomeness.The main character was so relatable and the things that happened to her were so funny and unbelievable. Sure, some of the things in the novel were a bit too unbelievable but honestly, that's what made it

Whilst still at Uni Josie Browning has to attend an internship - a one day a week assignment which in her case is at a glossy mag aimed at the teens. She wants to be a serious journalist so sees no real link to her career goals and only sees plenty of stress as she is not one of the reader's target audience.But by day two she has interviewed a current boy band hunk, seen her article go viral and suddenly her writing is in demand.This is a fun, light read. A real YA where Josie turns 18,

This book had an interesting and exciting insight to the world of journalism and 'real' city life. I loved every part, especially James and Josie <3 The quick pass over serious issues is also great and inspiring. I hope to one day go where Josie has been (only in the good parts, like James *wink wink*)

*This review also appears on the blog Chasm of Books*You can check out my Author Interview with Gabrielle Tozer on the blog too!Thank you to HarperCollins Australia for sending me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest reviewYou can usually tell a book is good if you were so addicted that you finished it in one day. This is exactly what happened with me when I read The Intern. I loved the witty writing style with some great fun moments and the insight the novel offered into what it

Didn't love it. Josie, yes, is a teen, but her personality was off-putting. I am so tired of the super clumsy thing, and she was woefully oblivious on several occasions. I thought some parts were fun, but the story was honestly pretty trite. So many of the characters were seemingly flat (clumsy and weirdly attractive mc; pretty girl who is mean for no reason; beautiful and free spirit new bestie; jealous old bestie; hot guy with bitchy and jealous girlfriend; calm adult figure; disconnected

Just a few thoughts: Josie's voice was incredibly quirky and fun. However, I feel that the plot side of things could have had some more work because I didn't feel like THAT much was going on. But in general, a cute and light read!