The Carrie Diaries shows us the part of Carrie Bradshaw that Sex and the City never had before. Carrie is quite opposite as a teenager than what she really is when all grown up. She seems well spoken young woman, but you kind of sence that she is a little more shy and she is quite innocent.
In the beginning of the book it was quite hard to get used to this side of Carrie. You kind of didn't recognize her although after you got pass that point, the book was really semi-good teenage literature. Of course in the back of your head you kind of understand that this is most definitely a way to cash up even more from inventing Carrie Bradshaw and keeping her alive eventhough the series on TV is over and it's unsure if there'll be anymore movies. But yet again, when you get past that point as well, you kind of like to hang around Carrie and live through the boy-drama with her.
In the beginning of the book it was quite hard to get used to this side of Carrie. You kind of didn't recognize her although after you got pass that point, the book was really semi-good teenage literature. Of course in the back of your head you kind of understand that this is most definitely a way to cash up even more from inventing Carrie Bradshaw and keeping her alive eventhough the series on TV is over and it's unsure if there'll be anymore movies. But yet again, when you get past that point as well, you kind of like to hang around Carrie and live through the boy-drama with her.
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