Abstract:
Welcome to the Upper East Side, the chic New York, home to Olivia and her friends. They are young, They are rich, they are beautiful, they have a penchant for immoderate drinking, partying, smoking ... and bad language. They attend the most prestigious private schools in NY with the goal of integrating Yale or Harvard and make the most beautiful weddings, oh my ... Welcome to a world of jealousy, envy and betrayal where tied and untied the loves and friendships - all under 1'œil lynx and language of p. .. the mysterious Gossip Girl, which sees all, hears all and tells all about the Internet in a field where she feels free to distort the environmental adventures and misadventures of his buddies. Main dish : The Return of boarding the sublime Serena after a year's absence: she is the girl all the boys want and all the girls want to be. The small world of Olivia, her ex-best friend, and his inseparable friends viper tongues, is likely to be modified. Olivia no longer the star, it will not be the most beautiful, most coveted. And if, in addition, Serena had the best notes, put all their teachers in the pocket and, worse, itchy, Nate, her boyfriend so sexy? Forces of Nature will blow the world of scandal and gossip of these poor little rich girls!
Opinion :
Welcome to the Upper East Side, where rampant a band of young rich, beautiful and famous (but not smart) whose main occupation is to rattle on their neighbors. The emptiness of their words is matched only by their egos, and the interest they deserve is directly proportional to their IQ worthy of a whelk comatose ...
No, I'm not airtight In this universe, I loved "Hell" Lolita Pille who also portrayed the tribulations of young "daughter and son of", but with all the talent of his sharp pen.
In Gossip Girl, not scheming to ruin the lives of so and so, no descent into hell of Doe, who by dint of flour loses its nose up, no cynicism on the unemployed youth. No, nothing that can spice up those 250 pages that tell us that pia pias-and small muddles worthy of a primary school playground. Neither more nor less.
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