As a recent fan of Kinsella, I seem to keep uncovering new books of hers that I never knew existed. Twenties Girl is one of those books. This is a heart-warming and funny story about a young girl who attends the funeral of her great-aunt Sadie, whom no one really liked. While sitting by herself, Lara suddenly finds herself talking to a young, beautiful woman, who looks suspiciously like her great-aunt did when she was in her 20s, who is confused about why she is at this solemn occasion. Lara is forced to team up with her great-aunt’s 20-something-year-old ghost, to find a necklace that Sadie claims she can’t rest without knowing the location of.

As with her other books, Kinsella continues to make me laugh out loud with her humor and whit. I also like how she is able to fit a romantic story-line in the story, but she doesn’t have to make it a central point of the entire story. She still focuses on the bonds that are formed between two young women who have nothing in common.