Shopaholic & Baby (Shopaholic Series) by Sophie Kinsella Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Shopaholic & Baby (Shopaholic Series)
Book Review: It's a very funny fast read.
Summary: 5 Stars
Rebecca gets into a lot of trouble like the other books but finds out shes going to a good mother.Book Review: Kinsella creates another wonderful read!
Summary: 5 Stars
Becky back in all her hormonal bliss! Shopaholic and Baby takes Becky and Lukes relationship to a whole new level and really challenges their marriage at times throughout the book. The book was full of exciting twists and turns and of coarse Baby Dior! i just started and finished the series very recently and loved every second of it! Becky is a girl after my own heart and not only has a brain but an amazing eye for fashion.Sophie writing is light and relaxing and i would highly recommend anyone of her novels. Shopaholic and baby is one of my favorite books in the series and i hope Sophie will continue on with Becky's stories!!Book Review: Love Sophie Kinsella
Summary: 5 Stars
I love anything buy Sophie Kinsella. Becky, the main character is hilarious. I recommend you read her other books since they all are more or less realted to each other, almost like sequels. This book is laugh out loud funny. The characters are crazy and do the dumbest things that you can't help but laugh!Book Review: Love it
Summary: 5 Stars
Even if you don't like shopping, this book is to die for. I love all of Sophie Kinsella's books. I just laugh so hard at Becky. She tries so hard to stop shopping. Then she has a baby. It is so funny. You need to read the part about her wedding too. There is British humor too.Book Review: Love the Shopaholic in the Book and in Me!
Summary: 5 Stars
While I want to scream sometimes at the tension that Kinsella creates in the last several novels between Becky and her man, I understand the theory behind creative writing enough to understand that Kinsella has to give us some tension beyond Becky's shopping habits and upcoming baby. Let's just say though that at the end of the novel, I kept hoping for a more monumental showdown between the infuriating OB/GYN doctor and Luke. :) Becky seems so weak sometimes as a person, and yet I can't help recognizing those qualities that make her both seem weak and vulnerable within myself at times too. Overall, a great read!