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Plum Sykes doesn’t stray far from her inside stories about the social elite in Oxford Girl. In fact, this short narrative could serve as the prequel to her bestselling novels Bergdorf Blondes and The Debutante Divorcee–life in England before arriving in the Big Apple, and before arriving at all. Sykes spent her teen years dreaming of herself at the hallowed institution, Oxford. That’s because she coveted not only an education, but also the chance to befriend the rich, the powerful, and the lookists–and to meet her real-life Lord Sebastian Flyte, the fictitious aristocrat in Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited. Before us, she transforms from awkward child to graceful debutante to college party girl, and you really can’t help but feel as though you’re right alongside her the whole time. Visit Amazon.com to purchase nowImage may be NSFW.
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