Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella Reviews

Since Reading the first two books in the Shopaholic Series I have became a fan of Sophie Kinsella, and out of all the books I have read there isn't one which has disappointed me in the slightest. There has been one book which I thought was going to be a letdown as the story was pretty boring for the first couple of chapters but it soon picked up ...  Read the complete review

===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 ...  Read the complete review

First book of Sophie Kinsella I ever read. I got it from charity shop and loved since first word. I'm bewitched her style of writting! Funny and fresh. Main character is really lovely, charming young woman lost in a new world. She just wake up after car crash and her life diametrically changed. Everything was perfect! Handsome husband, big ...  Read the complete review

What I like most about Sophie Kinsella books is the fact that she has some wonderful characters in her stories and she has the ability to really bring them to life through her words and plot lines. In this book the central character is Lexi Smart who has a life changng event while on a night out with her friends. She suffers a blow to ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Like all of the Sophie Kinsella books I've read I've had them passed on to me with 'must read' post-it notes from family members. I really liked her Shopaholic series so when this turned up on my dresser one day I popped it on the top of my book pile. ::Plot:: The book is about a typical 20-something girl, Lexi. It starts ...  Read the complete review

This book is one of those 'its 1am but i cant put this book down' type reads. Very easy to create the illusion of the characters and situations that they get themselves in. The main characters is based around the reader's life expectations of 'the grass is always greener' syndrome which is perfect to read the benefits and disadvantages of the ...  Read the complete review

Boy have I had a good summer for books this year. Having gone 4 years without the ability to read a complete book, due to the fact that I have two little children that tired me out to the extent that I could not physically keep my eyes open long enough to read without falling asleep. Now, having passed that phase i am back into my ...  Read the complete review

My friend gave me this book saying it was a 'not too bad read'. I disagree I thought it was a really good read. I know I am enjoying a book lots if I read it at other times rather than just bedtime and I did with this one. I was dying to see how it ended and how Lexi got on with her life. The story is about a girl who has a car crash and wakes up ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of Sophie Kinsella's shopaholic series and have got all the books and really love them. However, I have been slightly disappointed with her other novels (Can you Keep A Secret and The Undomestic Goddess) , so when Remember Me came out I decided to wait until it came out in paperback before I bought it. It is a book I really ...  Read the complete review

After enjoying 'Can you keep a secret?' by Sophie Kinsella, I was pleased to find this book by the same author lurking in my mum's book collection. I didn't hesitate in 'borrowing' it and took it with me on holiday. The story starts with a girl called Lexi on her way home after a night out clubbing with friends, desperately trying to ...  Read the complete review

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. ...  Read the complete review

Remember Me is a typical 'chick lit' novel, which is an easy holiday read and having read this recently on a beach myself, i would recommend it to anyone looking for just this. The story does not disappoint, it is funny, witty and entertaining, however I felt that this book was not as good as Confessions of a Shopaholic. The storyline of the ...  Read the complete review

Sophie Kinsella, the authour of this book is a writer who comes from a former financial journalism background. I think this is portrayed well in the international best selling series SHOPAHOLIC. I have read these books and enjoyed them thoroughly so when I spotted this book in my local supermarket thought it would be worth a read. Boy was I ...  Read the complete review

'Remember me?' comes from the bestselling author Sophie Kinsella who you will probably already be aware of as she wrote the ever popular 'Shopoholic' series. This book was published in December 2008 so is a relatively new title and has 448 pages. I picked this up from my local library where they had quite a few copies but I have seen it ...  Read the complete review

I really enjoyed this book and read it in 2 days. Once I started there was no stopping me. I picked it up in my usual book haunt (a local charity shop) for the usual 50p, I was surprised to see it there as it is quite a new book. Sophie Kinsella has I think bought a new form of chick lit to the table. Girls that love to shop fell in love ...  Read the complete review

As another "lend" from my younger sister I was introduced to one of my sister's favourite authors, Sophie Kinsella. Being aware of the "confessions of a shopaholic", although I have yet to borrow that one, I was quietly confident that this book was going to be a reasonable read.... And I was right! The ...  Read the complete review

Remember Me? ... by Sophie Kinsella xxxxxxxxx Lexi is 25, has terrible teeth, just missed recieving a work bonus by 1 week, has been stood up by her useless boyfriend and is standing in the pouring rain waiting for a cab after a rubbish night out. She wakes up on what she ...  Read the complete review

My sister bought me this book for my birthday. I have read most of Sophie Kinsellas books, they are a nice easy read and ideal for reading on holiday. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and it resulted in my reading it within a few days as I couldn't put it down. The main character in this book is a girl called Lexie. She is a ...  Read the complete review

I love the Shopaholic series of books by Sophie Kinsella and have also read "The Undomestic Goddess", so I was very pleased to get this book for Christmas this year. The Plot The book centres on Lexi, who is stunned to discover that she has lost three years of her memory after waking from a coma. She mistakenly believes ...  Read the complete review