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Kevin Kwan’s hilarious debut, Crazy Rich Asians is the story of three ultra-rich Chinese families with pedigrees and the gossip, slander, and intrigue that ensue when Nicholas Young, heir to one of Asia’s largest fortunes, brings home his ABC girl (an American-born Chinese woman) to attend the wedding of the season. When Rachel Chu agrees to spend the summer in Singapore with her boyfriend Nick, she imagines a modest family home, long drives exploring the island, and quality time with the man she might one day marry. Little does she know that Nick’s family home looks more like a palace, that he’ll be flying private jets than cars, and that by marrying one of Asia’s most eligible bachelors, she’s become a prime target for attack. Brought into a world of dynastic glamour, Rachel meets Astrid, the IT girl of Singaporean society; Eddie, whose family practically lives on the covers of Hong Kong celebrity magazines; and Eleanor, Nick's terrifying mother, a woman who has a clear idea of ​​who her son should marry. Traveling through the most exclusive and fashionable locations of the Far East - from the glittering penthouses of Shanghai to private islands in the South China Sea - Crazy Rich Asians offers an insider's view of the Asian jet set, flawlessly depicting the collision of two worlds - old and new wealth, and Overseas and Mainland Chinese - and a remarkable portrayal of what it means to be young, in love and incredibly, insanely rich.