Shopaholic Takes Manhattan - Sophie Kinsella Reviews

Shopaholic Takes Manhattan - Sophie Kinsella Fiction Book

Description:ISBN 0385335881 / Author: Sophie Kinsella / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... the wrong order. A bit on this one! Rebecca is hopeless with money, despite holding down a job on a TV programme as a ... more

 ... financial advisor. She can't help herself when it comes to shopping and has to buy one in every colour of things she likes. Her relationship with PR guru Luke is going great and he takes her on a trip to New York (hence the book's title) whilst he scopes the potential to open a branch there. As we all know, NY is a shopper's paradise so leaving Rebecca unsupervised here is very dangerous indeed. Book format In between the chapters are letters to Becky from the bank and from other shops and airlines responding to letters ...more

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Shopaholic Takes Manhattan - Sophie Kinsella: This could be a book about me! (519 words)
by - written on 15/03/11 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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This is a review of the 2002 book 'Shopaholic takes Manhattan' which is the second book in the shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella. The book picks up from where 'Confessions of a Shopaholic' left us, following Rebecca Greenwood and her compulsion to shop. I read this book with a distinct sense of déjà vu and can only assume I read it almost 10 years ago as there were parts I remembered but never mind, I recently read the latest book in the series but saw this in the charity shop and picked it up to read. I would advise reading them in order where possible as it does spoil it if you read them in the wrong order. A bit on this one! Rebecca ...  Read the complete review

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