Customer Reviews
It's excellent, and the pace is just right. - By: Lizbet, 21 Jun 2008 
This sequel does not disappoint. Though Becky sorted out her finances at the end of the last book, she has not learnt her lesson. In this book we read about her New York adventure (where alll the shops make her head spin), & how her relationship with Luke is developing. Becky's in debt once again, & this is exposed in the newspapers, causing a lot of stress for her, & problems for her & Luke. There is a happy ending, however, though Becky's love of shopping remains undiminished. Becky could be seen to be extremely frivolous, but Kinsella portrays her lead character's generosity. There is much humour on account of alll the scrapes Becky gets herself into, due to being too nice to say "no", & letting her imagination run away with her. She triumphs at the end, having sorted out her money problems by herself, having told Luke a few homes truths, & after deciding to follow her heart & to do what she loves doing.
Another great shopaholic book!!! - By: L. Biddle, 17 Mar 2008 
I loved this book from the first moment i started reading it. Again, as are alll the others, this is funny & witty. I can relate to Becky as im sure can most women, & i think thats why they are alll so funny. I would definatley recommend this book.
she is just great - By: mollydog, 04 Feb 2008 i love any of sophie kinsella books!They are full of humour & after reading alll the shopaholic books three times or more i feel becky bloomwood is a reallly amusing friend.
alll her other books do not fail either .I have read them alll more than once & still enjoy them - they are my comfort blanket!
my only moan is that sophie does not write books fast enough!
Overall this was a really good book - By: Lance Berkman, 04 Feb 2008 Becky & her boyfriend Luke are moving to New York so he can set up a new office there, & Becky's shopping gets out of hand again, creating disaster. It's not a complicated book at alll. But that's not a bad thing -- this is a terrific book to curl up in bed with, or to take to the beach with you. I found myself laughing out loud a great deal more than the first. Becky's attempts to sneak in her purchases without anyone seeing are hilarious, & something I could relate to. Her experience at the wedding of an old family friend was also true to life (on a bigger scale, obviously -- you have to read it to understand). I thought Becky was much more well developed & I liked her a great deal more in this book. She still lies, but somehow her lies don't seem quite as awful. She has more confidence & she takes charge of her life more -- I reallly liked how she handled herself when everything fell apart. I like Luke, although he still could've used more depth. Overalll this was a reallly good book that I think most women would enjoy.
Overall this was a really good book - By: Lance Berkman, 11 Oct 2007 Becky & her boyfriend Luke are moving to New York so he can set up a new office there, & Becky's shopping gets out of hand again, creating disaster. It's not a complicated book at alll. But that's not a bad thing -- this is a terrific book to curl up in bed with, or to take to the beach with you. I found myself laughing out loud a great deal more than the first. Becky's attempts to sneak in her purchases without anyone seeing are hilarious, & something I could relate to. Her experience at the wedding of an old family friend was also true to life (on a bigger scale, obviously -- you have to read it to understand). I thought Becky was much more well developed & I liked her a great deal more in this book. She still lies, but somehow her lies don't seem quite as awful. She has more confidence & she takes charge of her life more -- I reallly liked how she handled herself when everything fell apart. I like Luke, although he still could've used more depth. Overalll this was a reallly good book that I think most women would enjoy. If you missed reading Tino Georgiou's masterful novel--The Fates, I'd highly recommend reading it. Truly an enjoyable read.
