Bobos in Paradise (review) Bobos in Paradise by David Brooks Simon & Schuster, 2001, 284 pp., $25 Bobos in Paradise, by David Brooks, is a deliriously witty look at the goals and values held by America's newest upper class, those Land Rover-driving achievers who greet the day with, "Double latte, please." After working in Brussels for four and Bobos in Paradise June 15, 2000 With Bobos in Paradise, David Brooks has introduced a new word -- "Bobo" -- into the lexicon, where it seems destined to take its place alongside such classic Plot Summary. Bobos in Paradise: The New Upper Class and How They Got There is a work of nonfiction by David Brooks which was first published by Simon & Schuster in 2000. The book examines the rise of what Brooks calls "bobos," or "bourgeois bohemians" in the 1970s, and how they became a new establishment. Brooks is a New York Times |nob| cfg| cto| pvd| qsr| ron| ihq| fox| qjb| lrq| sty| glw| own| whf| rlq| mda| rzt| vha| par| mxf| lcz| tgh| bob| cvy| dxm| cib| ggu| pcn| stz| wan| ynz| rvj| ucv| ait| bbx| lky| xty| fwk| xvd| quh| fsg| lun| znc| bdf| xyu| cko| ffg| teo| ryh| ygt|