Shopaholic & Baby (Shopaholic Series) by Sophie Kinsella Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Shopaholic & Baby (Shopaholic Series)
Book Review: Fun to read, but its getting old
Summary: 3 Stars
Shopaholic (Becky) is now pregnant, nothing has change really, she is still overindulging and on this last book, she seems more stupid than ever!! dont get me wrong, i love the shopaholic series, but how much more can she buy?Book Review: Good but not great
Summary: 4 Stars
Latest installment in the wildly successful Shopaholic series, I was excited to read this book. While I thoroughly enjoyed the other books in the series and have read them multiple times, I can say that this one fell a bit short of the bar that Kinsella herself has set. Slow to start, I had trouble really connecting with Becky and her latest set of problems. Still as funny as the others, it just wasn't laugh out loud funny. I'm hoping for better things from the next book. Sorry Sophie, but it wasn't a home run.Book Review: Great book
Summary: 4 Stars
Liked it a lot. Becky seems to be growing up a little. She's not getting into as many sticky situations. This was a very good book.Book Review: Hideous!
Summary: 1 Stars
I have directed my dear sister to never, ever use me again as guinea pig should she want a "guy's reaction" to a book. I can only hope that this expression of so-called chick-lit is not the standard by which most women are entertained. Ms. Kinsella has, as we say in pre-school sandlots, a bit of a potty-mouth, and has transformed this into a genre that I title as "Wants to be cute so she swears." OK, we get that you know all the FCC-forbidden words. We get that your characters think endlessly about consummation of, well, just about any enounter they encounter. My recommendation for Ms. Kinsella's penalty is that she must stay on a desert island for one full month (one of the longer months, like March), and then read and read Bronte and Austen (not re-read, as I am sure that writers like Ms. Kinsella have never read Bronte or Austen), and learn from them how to use prose to transform the reader. I even have a new crime of which I now accuse Ms. Kinsella: Prose Abuse.Book Review: Hilarious
Summary: 5 Stars
This just might be my favorite Shopaholic book yet! Becky is up to all her usual antics but her views on pregnancy are hysterical. I was laughing out loud!