Perhaps it's my personal fetish for shopping and my love of hanging out with the 'girls' but these books had me hooked...all of them. They're perfect chick-lit novels that follow a twenty-something girl and her cliqued of girlfriends, along her shopping path and all of her credit debt as she struggles with guy troubles and finding her way with where she belongs in the career world. I loved everyh minute of these books and can't wait to see the first movie coming up in February!

Oh yeah I did.

I read it. (At least the first one.)

And it was as delicious and worthless as candy. Perfect for a pre-school year read.

Hilarious - perfect beach reading! I loved every book in the series, Becky Bloomwood is crazy, irresponsible, and often infuriating, but you can't help but love her. The perfect light read guaranteed to make you smile!

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I really liked this book. It was entertaining and a good read. It relates to me because I'm kind of a shopaholic myself and reading a book that relates to me made me realize a lot of things. One of the theme was realization in the importance of money. Becky had a lot of different decisions to make. She wanted to make everyone happy but forgot to be happy herself. I don't think a lot of people nowadays will make sacrifices like what Becky did. At first Becky is childish and immature but once she undergoes a series of situations she learns to make decisions for herself and be more mature.

still good...a cute series I enjoyed reading.

Great entertainment series

really cute series and suprisingly laugh out loud funny

You get sucked into her life... worth a read

Anyone who loves a funny, hilarious book, this is a must read. I found myself laughing out loud so many times, I can not count. I left lent this series to numerous friends and all have come back and said that this is a really great book. I have read all 5 of the shopaholic series and would recommend them all.

Confessions of a Shopaholic:
-Becky Bloomwood wanted to pay her debts back but she was addicted to shopping so she tried to make more money.
-In this story, what Sophie Kinsella suggests about the nature of money is that people have to be responsible and careful with it.

another great one -- so dang funny!