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Nowadays, it's possible to live in New York and experience the same old experiences that you would in, say, Indiana. Yes, you can now eat at Applebee's, shop at the Gap, and buy your accoutrements at Nine West. But you would be missing out on Malia's gorgeous lingerie, Spatial's Brooklyn Handknits, and Hollywould's astonishingly high heels. New York's little shops keep the flavor of the city distinctive and keep their shoppers looking fab.
New York's 50+ Best Little Shops is where to find those unique boutiques that are worth the visit alone. From gallery spaces like Spatial that include merchandise as well as art installations, to a place like Mini Mini Market that's like stepping into your older sister's bedroom in the eighties, to a pet store that hosts shabby chic cabana pool parties for pooches in the backyard, this City and Company guide explores the chic shops that reflect the quirky and diverse character of New York itself. Organized by neighborhood and featuring sidebars designed specifically to ease the tribulations of the shopper, this is the perfect (first!) purchase for those who just can't bear or choose not to brave the boutique jungle alone.
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Gurwinder Singh
reviewed New York's 50+ Best Little Shops on July 09, 2016
New York's 50+ Best Little Shops
Sticklers unite for a wonderful tale of grammar and punctuation!
“In this chapter I want to examine punctuation as an art” , if this statement sounds a bit too wacky for you than this isn't the book for you. If the statement stirs amusement then you will certainly enjoy this witty discussion of grammar and punctuation.
It is a useful guide for people who require an understanding of some grammar and punctuation rules. The book is filled with clear examples that soundly explain the logical reasons for certain rules, which make it easy to grasp an understanding of a subject that can sometimes be daunting.
However I do feel this is a book for people who are sticklers for grammar and punctuation. Truss does become quite passionate throughout the book and if you don’t share a similar passion you may find it overbearing. I loved it and found myself smiling and laughing out loud many times.
There is no doubt that Eats Shoots and Leaves is a fantastic book about grammar and punctuation. Truss takes the subject to the next level with intelligence, humour and above all, passion. Truss’s passion is embedded in every word giving what could have been a very ordinary book a delightful personality that is easy and enjoyable to read.
Fun Fact from the book: The punctuation mark ?! is called an ‘interrobang’? How marvellous is that?!
SIDE NOTE: Microsoft Office doesn't have the word ‘interrobang’ in its vocabulary. This is an example of how dangerous it is to rely on spellcheck and the importance of having a sound understanding of grammar and punctuation, and a robust vocabulary.
Happy reading sticklers!
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