Product Description

Ugly Betty: The Book is a one-of-a-kind companion to the wildly popular dramedy. Fashioned to resemble the ultra private and confidential white binder known as "the Book" (the Mode magazine mock-up prominently featured in the show), this book has a paper-over-board cover and is designed to look like an issue of Mode that Betty edited herself. The book's chapters are presented in the form of magazine articles based on the show's storylines, all told from Betty's unique point of view. Articles range from fashion layouts, "What to Wear to Work" and "Making Your Prom Dress Work...Again"; career, "How to Survive Your Co-workers" and "15 Things Your Boss Should Never Ask You to Do"; relationship stories, "Are You With the Right Guy?"; beauty makeovers, "Before and After, From Alex to Alexis"; entertaining, "Throwing a Quinceanera" and "Ignacio's Recipes"; Pop culture, "The Best Telenovelas You Don't Know About," and of course, the more serious pieces that are near and dear to Betty's heart, "Proud to be Latina" and "Family: Bond More, Feud Less." The cast, producers, writers, and other key crew have been interviewed for the behind-the-scene stories that readers love.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #13300 in Books
• Published on: 2008-09-11
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 176 pages

From the Back Cover
There's no stopping Betty. Audiences all over the world are cheering for the vibrant over achiever with the spirit and the smarts to live her dream. She may not be fashionable, but in the skin-deep world of high fashion, she's the fairest of them all.
Designed to resemble the fictional fashion bible Mode magazine, Ugly Betty: The Book offers inside interviews with the cast and creative team, as well as a comprehensive episode guide. Plus! Features include: how to win friends at work, your style horoscope, Hilda's quick 'n' easy make-up tips, how to diva up your office space, and complete access to every character's style! And much, much more!

Customer Reviews

Very "mode"
This book is great if you are a fan of the show, it gets involved with the characters as well as the actors and the photographs are stunning, I personally was a little disapointed that Gio wasn't in it more.