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| Selected Product: | Twenties Girl Paperback Edition: paperback / softback Author: Sophie Kinsella Publisher: Black Swan Release Date: January 2010 ISBN-10: 0552774367 ISBN-13: 9780552774369 List Price: £7.99 Average Customer Rating: | | | To use our price comparison to get the cheapest price, please click on the "Find the Cheapest Price" button located above for Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella (ISBN-10: 0552774367, ISBN-13: 9780552774369). At this time we have not yet written a review for Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella (ISBN-10: 0552774367, ISBN-13: 9780552774369). Please continue to keep checking back to this page as we are constantly adding reviews. Summaries and Customer Reviews are supplied by Amazon.com wish i could give it 6 stars! Love it!
I love Sophie Kinsella, have all her books And going to move onto reading her Madeline Wickham books because she doesnt write quick enough!
I had to stop myself from reading it in one day. Loved it, so funny, different, just loved it! :) absolutely awesome!! seller was really good, sent the book out quickly. i just loved this booked. can't recommend it enough!! Couldnt put it down The first book of Sophie that i have read and i dont regret buying it. I enjoyed every single page and didnt want the book to finish. Fun read I saw this in the bookshop and was torn. I loved Undomestic Goddess but I didn't like the Shopaholic series. The ghost plot also isn't exactly original. But I'm really happy I decided to go for it, it is such a FUN read. I loved the fact that I laughed out loud at certain scenes in the book. Couldn't put it down until the last page! Mmmmm Like The Undomestic Goddess, Can You Keep a Secret? and Remember Me?, Twenties Girl is not a Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic title...it tells the story of Lara and her great-aunt Sadie Lancaster and the search for a missing dragonfly necklace.
It's a completely daft story till about page 341 - and I wasn't all together sure whether I would ever really care enough, but then it all hots up, and things fall into place, and character become real, and emotions so raw - that by the time the big reveal plays out on page 391 I had my heart in my throat and a tear down my cheek pretty much till the end.
It's not my favourite ever Kinsella book, but keep going and you too will be thinking of your old relatives in a whole new light.
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