The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic

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Customer Reviews:

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  2008-04-08
  By Mrs. V. Jeffery,
  I read all 5 Shopaholic books - one after the other. They were absolutely great! Like reading one huge book, you never had to finish for ages. You soon get to know Becky and what makes her tick in the first book, and then you just can't wait to renew your aquaintence with her and everyone connected with her in more of her adventures. Sophie Kinsella is an extremely talented author, because with each book you are lulled into the enjoyable, nutty world of Becky, and then without warning, a new drama begins in her life and you just can't put the book down. Looking forward to reading other books by Sophie.
  
  
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  2008-05-12
  By Loopy Loo, Surrey, UK
  I've read all the Shopaholic books and I think they're all absolutely brilliant. Funny, clever and touching. Well done, Sophie!! More please.
  
  
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  2008-06-01
  By G,
  This is the first shopaholic book I have read and, after several indepth novels, it was such a great light relief! It is funny and relatable and just perfect for those moments when your brain isn't quite tuned in and you just need to relax! Although not completely alike- anybody who has read and loved Bridget Jones would definitley enjoy this!
  
  
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  2008-09-04
  By Butterfly, England
  This book really is one of the funniest reads I have come across. Becky Bloomwoods character is extremely likeable and the story just pulls you in from the beginning. As a fellow spender, I could totally relate to some of the situations she gets herself in to! On the whole, a brilliant original girly book and I recommend it to everyone!
  
  
  
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  2008-10-10
  By Lisette,
  I ordered this book mainly because it's part of a whole series of shopaholic books, and they all had such good reviews.
  I didn't expect too much. My expectations became even lower after seeing the enormous font that was used. Which kind of makes it look like a teen book.
  When I started reading however, I was pleasantly surprised. The book is written so well, it's very entertaining.
  Even though it's not a very deep book, (and I know, Chicklits are never really deep, but this one is quite superficial) the author makes you want to know more and more. I personally can't identify with her as a shopaholic, (not that I don't enjoy shopping, but Rebecca has really made an art out of finding reasons to buy things) but I think the same rules apply to all kinds of addictions. The excuses are absolutely ridiculous, and absolutely hilarious. In most books, when characters do crazy things like hide a pair of pants from a costumer, from the clothes shop where they just started work, would have been mortifying, but the way the book was written, you can't help but laugh.
  I finished the book in about a day, I just couldn't put it down.
  The end makes it very clear there is going to be more books in this series. If there wouldn't have been more, I would have found the end a bit abrupt.
  
  All in all, I'd like to give the book 3,5 stars, but unfortunatly as that's not possible, I'll make it 3, cause 4 is just a little bit too much..