chick lit
1 of 1noun/ˈtʃɪk lɪt/
Forms:chick lits
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a genre of fiction that focuses on the lives, relationships, and personal growth of women, often with a lighthearted or romantic tone
Chick lit refers to a genre of fiction that focuses on the lives of modern women, often dealing with themes such as relationships, career challenges, and personal growth. These stories are typically lighthearted, humorous, and written from a woman's perspective. While the characters may face real-life issues, the tone of chick lit is generally upbeat, and the plot often involves romantic or emotional development. The genre became particularly popular in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, appealing to readers who enjoy contemporary stories with relatable female characters.
- She enjoys reading chick lit novels as a way to relax.
- The book is a classic example of chick lit, filled with romance and humor.
- Chick lit often features strong, independent female protagonists.
- The author became famous for her bestselling chick lit series.
- Some critics dismiss chick lit, but it has a wide and loyal readership.