This book is the second in the series and it will not dissapoint Sophie Kinsealla who is a great author has hit the jackpot with this series as once you start reading you cannot put the books down until you have read them all. This book is fabulous Becky has a job on morning TV, her bank manager is being nice to her, and the icing on the cake is that she has been offered work in New York with Becky in New York with her credit card you know something bad is going to happen and the anticipation is unbearable. I couldn't put it down and didn't want to! The introduction of new characters is timed perfectly and the last few chapters are truely heart wrenching, as ...  Read the complete review

After enjoying the first Shopaholic book in the series, I found that the next logical step was to read the next book - which happens to be Shopaholic Abroad. Cue a quick trip to a bookshop! Coming to read this book I had a better idea of what to expect from Sophie Kinsella, but I think this allowed me to enjoy this book more than the first because I already knew that it should be an enjoyable book. Shopaholic Abroad begins where the last book left off; Becky Bloomwood is now a minor celebrity, giving out financial advice on a popular morning TV show, as well as dating the handsome & successful Luke Brandon. With her friend Suze watching over her, Becky is ...  Read the complete review

Confessions of a Shopaholic is a Modern Fiction (Chic Lit) book written by Author Sophie Kinsella - who has also written other books using the name Madeline Wickham. Kinsella is probably more well known for her Shopaholic Series of books; one of which was made into a film more recently; Confessions of a Shopaholic. In all there are 5 books in the Shopaholic Series the first of them being Confessions of a Shopaholic which was also known as Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic. To be honest I wouldn't have normally picked up this type of book however I had read a lot of Sophie Kinsella book reviews on here and they were all positive ones so when I notice the Shopaholic Series  Read the complete review

This second book in the Shopaholic series was less easy to follow than the first. It as, by every means, as entertaining and fun as the first book, but a bit less gripping and much more serious. The reason why I like this book is because it shows a different side of the main protagonist- a more serious, mature and slightly more boring Rebecca Bloomwood. In all the five books, this one is definitely my least favorite, but by no means does this imply that it is not a good read. It certainly is an amusing novel and true to the spirit of the overall series, but there was this little something lacking, maybe some of the typical quirkiness of the author. The ending was also a .  Read the complete review

I love Sophie Kinsella's books!I could easily say that along with Paige Toon and one or two others , she is one of my alltime favourite authors. I was first introduced to her work when I read her book ' Can You Keep A Secret?' which I thoroughly enjoyed , and ever since then I have kept an eye out for more of her books. I especially like her Shopaholic series , having read most of the books in the series. One of the books which I have read from the series is one called 'Shopaholic Abroad'. According to Becky ,the main character (the shopaholic who this story is about )is a changed woman! She is no longer a shopaholic , she's paid off her debt , has a ...  Read the complete review