Customer Reviews
A Really Original Fun Read - By: Miss Jessica, 30 Oct 2008 
I reallly enjoyed this book. It has everything a good chick lit novel should have, a lovable heroine, a guy your desperate for her to be with & lots of funny & weepy moments. A reallly original fun read that will keep you up late at night turning the pages.
Easy Holiday Reading - By: Lincs Reader, 20 Oct 2008 
This book is the perfect 'pick-me'up', if you've been struggling through some heavy tomes or just want to smile, then it's the ideal read. OK, it could be classed as 'chick-lit', & the cover may put a lot of people off - but it reallly is a pleasing read.
Lexi has been in a car accident, she has amnesia & as far as she is concerned she is way down the career ladder, her boyfriend 'Loser Dave' stood her up last night, she lives in a tiny flat, her teeth are crooked - hence the nickname Snaggletooth & she spends most Friday nights getting drunk on banana cocktails dressed in the latest from New Look.
In fact, it is 2007 & Lexi cant remember the last three years of her life. She doesnt recognise the toned, bronzed person looking back at her from the mirror, & where did those perfect teeth, glossy hair & manicured nails come from? Looking through her designer handbag she finds her business card "Director"! And, biggest shock of alll, she's married to multi-millionaire Eric, lives the 'loft living lifestyle' & drives a Mercedes.
At first Lexi is puzzled but thrilled until she finds that her old friends alll hate her - he cant work the hi-tech gadgets in her home & her husband has produced an A-Z Marriage Manual!
Well written & very funny in parts but also very poignant. Temporary amnesia has obviously been researched very well & the thought that this could happen to anyone is quite terrifying.
Very disappointing - not at all like The Undomestic Goddess - By: Bridget O, 07 Oct 2008 
This book was so disappointing. It doesn't have the flow or the same humour as Sophie Kinsella's other writing. The main heroine is annoying, useless & frankly you have so little sympathy for her. I would read Kinsella's other books & avoid this book as it feels rushed through for publication.
I found it disappointing too... - By: Mrs. Hl Lambert, 20 Sep 2008 
I reallly am a fan of Sophie Kinsella & have laughed until I cried when reading alll her other books. This one was a disappointment in comparison - not a completely awful read but despite the far-fetched tale, somehow lacking the ingenuity of her other stories.
You get the sense that there's no real care in the story or the characters & it's devoid of the laugh out loud jokes that characterise her other books.
A shame, then, but I hope we'll soon be reading the next instalment in Shopaholic's life as a yummy mummy & no doubt the author will be back on top form.
An entertaining, light & easy book to read - By: S. D. Williams, 13 Aug 2008 
A friend let me borrow her copy of this book & I must say, its not the sort of book I would normallly choose. However, I was inbetween Amazon deliveries & books just read so I decided to give it a go.
This book made me giggle, it kept me entertained, it was light hearted escapism. It was like watching Heartbeat on a Sunday evening. It was a warm & cosy read. I liked it!
I was crying at the end, not because I was sad or that it was a sad ending. It was a lovely, happy ending & THAT is why I cried, because it was so happy!! Does that make sense?
A good read & I will probably try some of Sophie Kinsellas other novels now.
