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Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella


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Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella

 
Description: ISBN 0593053893 / Author: Sophie Kinsella / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... and has a really nasty fall. She wakes up to find herself in hospital and, much to her shock, to discover that it is now 3 ... more

 ... years later and she is now the boss of her department at work, lives in a very expensive loft apartment and is married to the gorgeous (and rich!) Eric - who she doesn't remember AT ALL. Not only that, but her hair is glossy, her teeth are straight and she's in the best shape of here life! What on earth is going on? Before too long Lexi realises that there are MANY, MANY other questions waiting to be answered, such as: Why do my old friends hate me now? How did I turn into this ambitious, driven woman? When did I ...more

skybluecat
Premium Review Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella: Her life was a mess, now it's perfect - so why isn't she hap ... (1052 words)
by - written on 18/11/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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===Who is the author?=== Sophie Kinsella is probably best known for her 'Shopaholic' series of books, the first of which - 'The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic' - has been made (some would say badly) into a film starring Isla Fisher. Kinsella has also, to date, written two other bestselling novels - 'Can You Keep a Secret?' and 'The Undomestic Goddess' - both of which I have previously enjoyed, so I was pleased when I saw that she had a new 'standalone' novel out. ===What kind of book is it?=== Readers of Sophie Kinsella's previous books will be unsurprised to learn that 'Remember Me?' is a light-hearted piece of 'chick-lit' with a ...  Read the complete review

elizabethcullen
Premium Review Remember this book! (476 words)
by - written on 09/08/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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Remember Me is another book that I bought because it was on offer at Borders, at a different time though and this time it was buy one get one half price. I had only read one Sophie Kinsella book before which was Confessions of a Shopaholic, which I'd also seen the film of and I really liked it so decided to try another of her books. Remember Me starts off introducing us with a few pages to the main character, Lexi who is your average girl who's just trying to get on in the world. When we meet her she's on a night out, its her dads funeral the next day, she has a disastrous love life, crooked teeth and is 25. However, she has a fall while waiting for a non ...  Read the complete review

starjen
Premium Review Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella: Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella, a brilliant funny read (594 words)
by - written on 12/01/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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I picked this book because I have enjoyed a couple of Sophie Kinsella's Shopaholic series and so hoped these would be a good light hearted read too. Lexi wakes up in hospital believing she is 25 with a rubbish job, boyfriend and dodgy teeth. It is actually three years later and when she looks in the mirror she can't believe what she see's - she has sleek brown hair, perfect teeth and a tanned, toned body. But more shocks are to come as she discovers she is married to a millionaire, now head of her department and lives in an amazing loft-style apartment. Lexi can't believe how lucky she is and is determined to throw herself back into this perfect life to ...  Read the complete review

Whizz11
Premium Review Do you want to.....Remember Me? (703 words)
by - written on 12/01/09 (Very useful, 343 readings)
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Do you want to........Remember Me? Remember Me? is the new bestseller from Sophie Kinsella. It's actually a stand alone, meaning there is no follow up to the character or story which is a shame as I really did like this character but can see how there might not be any reason to follow on from this book. It follows the story of the main character, Lexi Smart. She is an average sort of girl, not great looking, has bad teeth, a loser boyfriend, a complicated family and not a great job. I really liked the character right from the beginning as probably most people can relate to her. The one nice thing is that Lexi does have some really great ...  Read the complete review

sewbizzie
Premium Review Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella: The Perfect Life? (778 words)
by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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Sophie Kinsella came to my attention after I found the Shopaholic books and thoroughly enjoyed reading them. I decided to give this one a go in the hope that it was just as good. I can honestly say that this was an excellent read which I found very hard to put down. The story is about Lexi Smart who is working in a job she hates but fortunately she has a god set of friends and enjoys going out with them. It is on a night out with the girls that her life changes forever. It is the eve of her Fathers funeral and she is out with her friends when she falls over and bangs her head. Lexi wakes up in hospital but not all is as it seems. Lexi soon finds out that it ...  Read the complete review

 

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