Gossip Girl by Cecily von Ziegesar

This book is basically a gossip about privilege, beautiful and dirty teenager. Many novels have a person's view of their story, but this novel allows you to understand the idea of ​​each character. Welcome to Upper East Side in New York. Here, teenagers can access money unlimitedly or respond to other requests. The book began with a girl that everyone dislikes and Serena van der Woodsen came back from boarding school. Everyone insisted that she was kicked out. Blair Waldorf and Serena were best friends until Blair knew what Selena was feeling.

Each episode starts with the same view as Serena van der Woodsen's gossip site (played by Blake Lively), "The gossip girl is here, you are the only source of Manhattan's elite scandal." Unlike a desperate housewife who knows who the narrator is, I do not know who the gossip girl is. In the book of Cecily von Ziegesar, Gossip Girl is one of the characters, and everyone is rumored to be "suspect". She did not provide details about himself in the TV series; while in the book version she informed the reader about her new purchase. For example, "So, I have my own Christmas list, even the Orange Pigskin Hermes Birkin Bag" (Ziegesar, 2003: 161), or "Oh, I'm late for my fake sunburn in bliss" I said. (Ziegesar, 2003: 69). If she can handle herself with expensive accessories, not only is her personality very rich but gossip girl must also be one of them.

Savage and Schwartz collaborated with 121 episodes and created symbolic gossip girls at CW. It is based on Cecily von Ziegesar book series. The thrusting dialogue and the scene of the battle of G2 may be a 1: 2 combination of Savage and Schwartz. It is "Diva is the world we live in - Without cash in the future the dynasty is the world we live in. Society can support it

Peter von Ziegesar is an American writer and cinema producer. His work is published in publications "Lapum Quarterly", "American Art", "New York Times", and "New York Times Magazine". He is the author of the acclaimed memoir "The Looking Glass Brother" (2013 Picadol) and is currently working on books on sex and community.

"Gossip Girl" (2007-) has some, but somewhat different, postmoderns. This new teenage drama depicts a young woman as a successful, independent, socially mobile, freely choosing her fate (McRobbie, 2007: 270). Consumption of materials and sex emphasizes freedom expressed by young women in the series. Like "gender and city", the hero of "Gossip Girl" is very attractive, very thin, very wealthy. Anita Harris (2004: 128) believes that young women of the 21st century must actively participate in the flow of information technology, shape their identity and give technical capital. Latest technology trends including the latest camera phone and Facebook or Twitter account. Gossip girl book of the same name by Cecily von Ziegesar tells a group of teenagers living in Manhattan