Confessions of a Shopaholic | Sophie Kinsella, Emily Gray

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highly recommended

Awesome!

Honestly one of 3 books I have read in my entire life, and it totally turned me on to reading...and reading more of her amazing books. What an absolute amazing author!!! She really draws you in to Becky's world and makes you feel like you watch the story unfold....!!!! GREAT!

Walk do not run to go out and get this

I have to say this is one that you HAVE TO Log on and Buy this on Amazon, go ahead, don't wait..... If you like fun, lighhearted reading this is a sure hit...

Rebecca is a shopaholic tried and true, she has things that she buys because they are a great buy, and things that still have the tags on them... This book will have you laughing out loud, even if you are NOT a shopper....

Sophie Kinsella has a quick wit in her writing of this book and the character of Rebecca. You will not want to put it down and the great thing is you can continue to read the shopaholic series long after this one....

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Confessions of a Shopaholic

This was the 1st book of the one of the best series I've ever read! I couldn't put it down. She's so ridiculous with her spending you just want to smack her. Such a great read! I even got my friends hooked on it!

Hilarious Book!

At first I did not think I would like this book because I did not get a lot of the British talk in it. But once I got through the 3rd chapter, I was HOOKED! It is a light read, incredibly funny, and interesting. I can't wait to read the next book in the series!

Just Okay

I was disappointed in this book, mostly because I could not connect to the main character. Rebecca to me, is an unsympathic character. She lies to everyone around her while getting further and further into debt. She does nothing to help her situation. She tries, but then she goes right back to her old ways. I just didn't see the point of the story-at the end she still does not seem to get it-very disappointing. I am a fan of Sophie Kinsella, but I think I will skip the Shopaholic series.

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