confessions of a shopaholic
by sophie kinsella
350 pages
4.75 / 5
i loved this book! i know my rating was a little specific, but thats how much i like the book. this is the kind of book you read during repetitive french presentations that nobody cares about (not even the teacher). it was really funny, but the humor didnt overpower the plot.
its about a girl named becky bloomwood. shes getting more and more letters from the bank, with numbers she just doesnt want to read. her excuses to the bank will work no more. shes owing everyone else money, too. she, obviously, is a major shopaholic. she always wants to buy her self something. just one somthing. thats not too much to ask for, is it? well, it is when youre in debt and you get kicked out from your dream job and your current job doesnt pay well... and youre owing the bank... in other words, in debt. lots of it. she tries saving money, and tries earning more. nothing works. what is there to do?
this was really fun to read. it wasnt serious, like candy. not to say it wasnt good. they were both really good.
would have been 30 volounteer hours
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3 comments:
Jess,
This series is addictive. I heard from customers, if you read one, you must read them all.
Let me know if you read the next one.
p.s. I would love to buy whatever I wanted, especially, shoes. i can never have enough shoes.
Catherine
yea i think im going to read the next book... i love how its so funny.. the way she thinks to herself
i too cant have enough shoes. but my moms always like, "WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH ALL THESE SHOES? YOU DON'T NEED SO MANY PAIRS!" but theyre like.. you just.. NEED them! lots!
--Jessica--
lolz, another round of "shopaholic" books. i remember jessica (not you, but the other one) did a bunch of reviews on the series earlier on in september. lolz, so it's that good eh?...mayb i should try it out too, lolz
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