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A review by viewsshewrites
Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella
3.0
Sophie Kinsella is known to create hilarious stories. Confessions of a Shopaholic is no different. You get to laugh a lot right from the first page till the end. The only drawback here is that the story feels slightly dragged through the middle. The series of emails and letters from creditors gets repetative and boring at a point of time.
Also there appears to be a lot of characters in the story and gets slightly confusing towards the end. You are forced to go back a bit to understand who the current guy in line is.
But the story overall is well. There are no language issues and is easy to understand. The humor is chic and gels well with the story.
Good enough that you want more of Sophie to go through.
Also there appears to be a lot of characters in the story and gets slightly confusing towards the end. You are forced to go back a bit to understand who the current guy in line is.
But the story overall is well. There are no language issues and is easy to understand. The humor is chic and gels well with the story.
Good enough that you want more of Sophie to go through.