Can you Keep A Secret? - Sophie Kinsella Reviews

This is another book I read quite a number of years ago, I borrowed it off my dad's girlfriend and couldnt remember the title for years which really bugged me. Then I was on Amazon about a month ago and couldnt believe my eyes when I saw the book cover on my recommendations! So I brought it straight away and as soon as it got here I read it cover ...  Read the complete review

I am big fan of chick lit, but I *am* fussy. They have to be believable (to an extent), funny, sweet and not contrived. There is nothing worse than a book that doesn't flow at all. However, here is a book that ticks all the boxes. Good plot, likeable characters, great writing, funny, sweet, romantic: this is THE BEST chick lit book ...  Read the complete review

Usually i am a big fan of Sophie Kinsella's books, i love the shopaholic series and the undomestic goddess. However Can you keep a secret was just ok, it wasnt a book that gripped me from the start. The story is basically about a young girl called Emma and her Partner Connor. Emma has a few secrets in life - normal ones that most women have ...  Read the complete review

Another week spent travelling with work so another opportunity to read lots of books and one that I have just finished is called Can you keep a Secret? by Sophie Kinsella one of my favourite authors of light fluffy books. The central character in this book is Emma Corrigan who works as an assistant in the Marketing industry for a large ...  Read the complete review

Emma Corrigan works as a marketing assistant at Panther Corporations, a world famous multimillion pound company, dreaming of soon being promoted to marketing executive. But when she fails to secure a top deal all her dreams fly out the window. On the flight back home to London, heavy turbulence rocks the plane and Emma fears that her, along with ...  Read the complete review

A few of my friends have mentioned Kinsella's books on many occassions, so I thought I'd give one a try. Can You Keep a Secret? is one of my favourite books. The characters seem so real, and the events are interlinked well. The protaganist, Emma, is friendly, funny, and I think elements of her personality often shine through in everyone, meaning ...  Read the complete review

After just spending a considerable amount of money on some Sophie Kinsella books for my sister's birthday, I realised that I had not reviewed one or two of my favourite books by this author. From the first moment I picked up one of Sophie Kinsella books, I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the book and quickly went onto read more. ...  Read the complete review

I read this book after reading a recommendation on Dooyoo funnily enough of another of Sophie Kinsella's other books. I didn't fancy that book but the reviewer's love of the author made me try this book instead. I have never read any chic lit, I prefer non fiction or novels which have a meaningful serious story so I didn't have ...  Read the complete review

Being nervous because of the flight phobia, Emma started to drink a little in the plane, hoped that she would be able to relieve herself. She forgot about the flight but instead, she started to tell about all her secret to a stranger sitting next to her. Her secret. All of them. She forgot about that until she meet the stranger again as the ...  Read the complete review

After reading the first couple of books in the Shopaholic series, I bought this book to see if Sophie Kinsella's other books were of the same high quality. I often find that I don't enjoy other books by my favourite authors as much as the book(s) that originally introduced me to him or her, but she is an exception to this. The main ...  Read the complete review

The other day I was in my local PDSA (vets for pets) shop searching for a bargain when I came across the books , which were all stacked neatly on a couple of dust-free shelves. As I quickly skimmed through the titles , my eyes were snatched by a lilac cover with a picture of a girl standing in a snow globe , standing with her back to the reader ...  Read the complete review

After speeding through the past two Sophie Kinsella books I had the last one on the book shelf to make my way through. Sophie Kinsella is one of my favourite authors she always seems to write in a way that I find really entertaining and has me hooked like a gripping drama. This book is about Emma Corrigan, in her mid ...  Read the complete review

For some reason, lately, I am quite enjoying girlie books. I normally borrow my books from my Dad but obviously my Dad doesn't read girlie books so my most recent read was borrowed from my friend. She has a while collection of books written by Sophie Kinsella and said that this one was her favourite and told me to have a read. About ...  Read the complete review

Can you keep a secret is a funny book that has a part in all of us. It is about a girl called Emma who is working so hard to get a promotion, has an amazing boyfriend and is very happy with her life. Or so she thinks, until she is on a business flight back from Glasgow. Without wanting to she tells the handsome American stranger sitting next to ...  Read the complete review

Can you keep a secret is a light hearted and witty book by sophie kinsella. it follows the story of emma as she travels back from a disastorous buisness meeting by plane. the flight experiances some rather violent turbulance so emma, who had always been a nervous flyer, ends up spilling all of her deepest darkest secrets to the man sat next to ...  Read the complete review

My boyfriend bought me this book at the beginning of this week as I had finished all my others and hadn't had a chance to browse the internet and order some more. He has seen me reading other Sophie Kinsella books as I have the Shopaholic series, which I love and this book doesn't disappoint either. The main character in this book is called Emma ...  Read the complete review

Having ran out of money at the end of last month and finished my book I was quite lost as to what to do with my spare time so I fished out some books and settled on this one by Sophie Kinsella. This book I had read when it first came out in paperback, it was originally published in 2003 by Black Swan. It's always hard writing reviews ...  Read the complete review

I picked up this book before a long train journey because I recognised the author. Sophie Kinsella is the author of the Shopaholic series, an unashamedly girly series of books about someone who just can't seem to curb her spending. From the moment you pick up 'Can You Keep A Secret?' you know it's going to be another girly treat. ...  Read the complete review

Needing something lighter to read in-between horror stories of flesh eating rats and serial killers, I was pleased when this novel landed on the doormat from my book-swapping site. I had been pondering over reading Sophie Kinsella for a while, as she had been reviewed positively and the story lines had captured my interest. Emma ...  Read the complete review

What would you do if you were on a plane (and you hate flying) and it hits severe turbulence, not just a little bit bumpy but where the air hostesses are being knocked off their feet and bleeding as the hit their head and the plane is plummeting? Well you might panic and think you were going to die, that certainly was what Emma Corrigan thought ...  Read the complete review