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This week's Chick Flick is.....{drum roll}.......

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Easy A with none other than Ms. Emma Stone!

Following a class assignment to read The Scarlet Letter, Olive finds herself being caught up in a few lies that spread like wildfire, ruining her reputation. What starts as a small white lie to a friend, turns into a bundle of false accounts about Olive's love life. She handles it with some grace, some humor, and a self-sewn A on her newly acquired wardrobe.

Add in her (smokin' hot) childhood crush, a jealous best friend, and a (pre-crazy) Amanda Bynes enemy for a quotastic {yes, we made that word up!} movie.

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We also truly hope to become parents as funny as Olive's one day. 

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Also, the Pocket Full of Sunshine scenes are hilarious!
Prepare to have this gem stuck in your head all day.
{You're welcome!}

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And, any true chick flick lover understands the love of John Hughes and hopeless romantic desires.

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Good job, Easy A. Good job.
We applaud your humor and ingenuity.
You'll always be a favorite in our movie collections!

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So Many Books; So Little Time

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Crazy Little Thing by Tracy Brogan was a book that I did not have the highest expectations for. I was immediately drawn in to the humor the characters possessed. The writing made the characters very relatable and very lovable. This book is about a mother of two, Sadie Turner, who's normally perfectly organized life has been tossed into disarray with an upcoming divorce due to her husbands infidelity. She and her two children escape to her aunt's lake house for the summer in hopes to regain a fresh outlook on her future. 

Her aunt and her two cousins are all trying to set Sadie up with the hot neighbor. Men are the last thing Sadie has in mind for getting her life in order, but even she can't resist the good looks and good nature of Desmond. 

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This week, I chose a dance mystery series that I had an absolute blast reading! It's about a dance teacher named Jenny T. Partridge who owns a dance school. She barely makes ends meet and constantly has to deal with psycho dance moms. And, then of course, there's the super hot detective who she just can't seem to stay away from. Think Stephanie Plum from the Janet Evanovich series but as a dance teacher. This is a series you don't want to miss! It is filled with laughter and mayhem at every turn.

Why Are You Naked?!

Today, we choose The Proposal as our chick flick. The combination of Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds is masterful. Their comedic timing and chemistry is positively uplifting, and right now, we could both use a little happy in our week!

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Sandra Bullock's character Margaret is from Canada and is threatened with being deported since her visa is no long valid. She then comes up with a scheme to marry her assistant, Ryan Reynold's character Andrew, who thinks she belittles on a daily basis.

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They go to Alaska to visit Andrew's family for Gammy's 90th birthday and to prove that they are really getting married. Once Andrew's family finds out their "engaged," hilarity ensues.

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You also get to catch Betty White in all her glory, singing Get Low...what's not to love?

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The days spent together in Alaska made both Andrew and Margaret realize how much they knew about each other and how much they love each other. You must watch to find out how they get there and what happens when they do.

{Side note: If you love The Office, Oscar is in this movie and is hilarious.}

If you need a little laugh and love in your life, this is the movie for you!

Or, if you just want to stare at Ryan Reynolds in all his beautiful-ness {and a lot of it is shown}, we'll join you. :)

Enjoy!!!

Somebody Sat On Me Again

Today's chick flick is brought to you by The Princess Diaries.

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We have no words to describe the love we have for this movie. It is epic and humorous and just down right perfect for a day with the girls. We'll let the moments speak for themselves.

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Our favorite scene! Because we've definitely all had moments like it.

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"You broke my glasses!" - Mia
"You broke my brush." - Paolo

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And, if you're interested, you can read the books. They're different from the movie so prepare yourself, but they are still wonderful. The author Meg Cabot also writes adult fiction too, and we love those books!!!

Chick Flicks - Never Been Kissed

Never Been Kissed

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This movie is classic Drew Barrymore, maybe not as classic as E.T., but as far as chick flicks go, it's pretty awesome. Drew Barrymore is Josie Gellar, a reporter for the newspaper looking for her big break. She gets assigned to go undercover as a high school student, the only problem is she couldn't pull off being cool back when she was actually in high school. A little help from her brother, David Arquette, and she makes her way into the cool crowd, but is that where she wants to be? 

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Oh, yea....one more key piece of information- Josie is 25 and has never been kissed!

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P.S. There's a gorgeous love interest, Michael Vartan, quite worth the eye candy. 

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Also, this movie has some good featured characters: Molly Shannon, John C. Reilly.

This chick flick is one worth checking out! 

All We Need Is Coffee & A Good Book

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This book is a great book for anyone who is considering changing to a healthier lifestyle. This book has a witty writing style, a Cinderella Pact weight loss plan between friends, and a main character with a second false identity for work. 

Nola Devlin creates a secret identity to apply for her dream job, which she was declined for. Her fake identity was a picture of her when she was thin in college, and basically the same qualifications she has and which should have qualified her for the position. Sarah Strohmeyer managed to relay a very strong central message about self-worth and body image, while still maintaining a witty and light hearted read. 

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So, I know Mary already talked about how awesome Sophie Kinsella is, but I just wanted to say it again! I love this author. Like, I want to read all her stuff!!

Okay, but anyway, this book is ridiculously awesome. It starts funny and ends sappy. It's perfect in every way, and I cannot even begin to count how many times I had to put down the book because I couldn't take the awkwardness. I laughed out loud and cheered on the heroine.

If you want a quick and fun read, pick this!

10 things I hate about you...

If you saw last week's post, you may think we're doing a recurring theme with movies and an underlying Shakespearean plot turned modern. In realty, we just happened to both agree on these two awesome movies!

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This movie stars Joseph Gordon Levitt (sigh), Julia Stiles, Larisa Oleynik (Alex Mac), and Heath Ledger (May your pretty Australian self rest in peace).

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The two girls are sisters, Bianca and Kat, and have an overbearing father that won't allow the younger sister, Bianca (Larisa) to date until Kat (Julia) does.

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Patrick (Heath) is paid by a popular jerk at school to take Kat out so he can win a bet with his friends that he can score with Bianca.

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Cameron (Joseph) is the nice guy admiring Bianca, waiting for his chance to step in.

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There's love, laughter, heartache, and "spoiler alert," Heather Ledger serenades you with his beautiful voice!

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This is one movie you won't want to miss!! Check out the stimulating dialogue while you're at it. ;)

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Oh, the 90s were great!