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China Rich Girlfriend

(Crazy Rich Asians #2)

Kevin Kwan (Goodreads Author)

3.83 · Rating details · 164,145 ratings · 11,451 reviews

Kevin Kwan, bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians, is back with a wickedly funny new novel of social climbing, secret emails, art world scandals, lovesick billionaires, and the outrageous story of what happens when Rachel Chu, engaged to marry Asia's most eligible bachelor, discovers her birthfather.

On the eve of her wedding to Nicholas Young, heir to one of the greatest ...more

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Published May 31st 2016 by Anchor Canada (first published June 16th 2015)

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Sep 04, 2016 Roxane rated it liked it · review of another edition

Another fun, soapy trifle of a novel. I wish these books had just a bit more ambition. Mostly it's extravagant descriptions of extravagant wealth with a glimmer of plot loosely holding everything together. The absurdity of Crazy Rich Asians is dialed way up for this second book in the series. It's just beyond. But again, lots and lots of fun. ...more

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Aug 08, 2019 Miranda Reads rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook

I know the average outfit in your wardrobe costs more than a semester of tuition at Princeton, but it makes you look like a community college during summertime: NO CLASS.

Rachel Chu managed to (unwittingly) snag one of the most eligible bachelors - Mr. Nicholas Young, heir to an obscene fortune.

And they are ready to get married, expect one thing... she wants her dad to walk her down the aisle.

Rachel's mother escaped an abusive marriage and never looked back, except to mourn the fa ...more

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Mar 04, 2019 Zoë rated it liked it · review of another edition

Though I prefer the first book, this was still a solid continuation of the series.

Did you think that Crazy Rich Asians was over the top with the extravagant displays of wealth? Well, buckle on in! The constant description of palatial homes and couture clothes got to be exhausting after the ninth shopping trip. (I know it's necessary for the satire, but my point still stands.)

I enjoyed how Kevin Kwan expanded upon the scope of his first novel, showing us the wild lives of Hong Kong and Shanghai' ...more

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Feb 17, 2019 Emma Giordano rated it liked it · review of another edition

3.5 Stars. Definitely not as good as book one, but it was still worth the read. Review to come!

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Jun 21, 2015 Marianne rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Reading this, I can't help feel anything but disappointed. In Crazy Rich Asians, there was equal parts drama, gossip and brand name-droppings, but China Rich Girlfriend is just absolutely tabloid material.

Some SPOILERS of course...

For starters, Kevin Kwan turns his two main characters, Rachel and Nick, into two-dimensional beings who just exist in the book to give us a better-than-gossip-column eyes into the lives of China's Fu Er Dai (children of billionaires), and Guan Er Dai (children of p Reading this, I can't help feel anything but disappointed. In Crazy Rich Asians, there was equal parts drama, gossip and brand name-droppings, but China Rich Girlfriend is just absolutely tabloid material.

Some SPOILERS of course...

For starters, Kevin Kwan turns his two main characters, Rachel and Nick, into two-dimensional beings who just exist in the book to give us a better-than-gossip-column eyes into the lives of China's Fu Er Dai (children of billionaires), and Guan Er Dai (children of politicians). There was so much he could have done with the China setting: politics at play not just in upper society but Communist Party politics and how it affects the lives of China's upper crust, or address the tension between the Overseas Chinese and Mainlanders, or if he wants to be really superficial, what it means to be Weibo/Wechat famous vs just Instagram blogger famous. He even had the typical stepmother/bastard daughter plot to work on! But instead he gives us Paris Hilton style tabloid stuff. Yawn. Boring. I skipped through most of their story. It's bland story-wise unless you're in it for the brands.

And then there's the two other subplots, Astrid's marriage, and Kitty Pong's transformation, which were definitely more interesting story-wise, but which he also failed to fully develop. Astrid's trying to overcome the monster, and Kitty's rebirth plot! The bad thing is Kevin Kwan setup the stage for their troubles and conflicts, but never really dives deep on their low moments and their eventual transformation! All of these happens behind the screens and that's what makes the book sooooo lacking.

Kitty represents a lot of things: upstart gold-digging starlet, mainlander trying to fit in with the Straits Chinese who have a lot of protocols she's not aware of. I'd love to know how she eventually gets accepted by society given her... "undignified" background. There's Corinna, but that didn't really end up in anything.

And Astrid's love story with Charlie. Like I mean come on! After all that drama, we just suddenly read that they're now finally together. Where's the retribution for Michael? That takedown would have been so awesome to read about!

So yes, this book is disappointing. If you want to read about tabloid stuff, it is very entertaining. But if you care about plotlines, then prepare to feel the lack of it. ...more

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Jul 26, 2014 BingeReader rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Please tell me there is a third book! I need closure!!!

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Jan 02, 2019 ☘Misericordia☘ ⚡ϟ⚡⛈⚡☁ ❇️❤❣ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A very special kind of something else is what half the characters are. Life-style bizarro?! Is that some kind of lit stream?
IS that Kitty on the cover?

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I know the average outfit in your wardrobe costs more than a semester of tuition at Princeton, but it makes you look like a community college during summertime: NO CLASS. (c)
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People are messy. Life gets messy. Things are not always going to work out perfectly just because you want them to. (c)
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Jan 11, 2020 Anne rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: audio, i-lost-brain-cells, libby-app, read-in-2020, chick-lit

China Rich Girlfriend should have been 100 pages long.

No lie, this is basically a short story that has almost 300 pages of filler.
NONSENSE FILLER.
For example, no one can enter a room without Kwan describing in agonizing detail everything about what they are wearing. And not just a normal description of their clothes, oh no. The color and texture of the fabric, where the fabric was bought by the designer, where the designer grew up, and what the designer's nana fed them for breakfast when they w ...more

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Sep 12, 2017 Julie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, e-book, family, contemporary-romance, 2017, cultural, humor, overdrive

China Rich Girlfriend by Kevin Kwan is a 2015 Doubleday publication.

Another outstanding installment in this wildly entertaining series!

As the story opens, a couple of years have passed since our initial introduction to these “Crazy Rich Asians”.

Nick and Rachel are on the cusp of getting married, but Eleanor is still meddling and Rachel is still hoping to locate her long, lost father.

Astrid’s husband's company has seen unprecedented success, putting him on equal footing with his wife, but the ...more

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Jun 26, 2018 Trina (Between Chapters) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks, 2018, contemporary, adult, trigger-abusive-romance

(So I know this review will seem like I'm ripping the book apart, and yes I think these books lack a lot, but I recognize that they have value! I would still recommend them, and despite what this review seems like, I do actually enjoy them and will be reading the 3rd book. It's just easier for me to put a finger on the things I disliked, while the things I liked were more ambiguous.)

Sometimes when reading I found myself being fed up with all the rich people problems, but then a few minutes later (So I know this review will seem like I'm ripping the book apart, and yes I think these books lack a lot, but I recognize that they have value! I would still recommend them, and despite what this review seems like, I do actually enjoy them and will be reading the 3rd book. It's just easier for me to put a finger on the things I disliked, while the things I liked were more ambiguous.)

Sometimes when reading I found myself being fed up with all the rich people problems, but then a few minutes later I'd be living for the drama. These books are addicting and that's about all I can say. I don't think Kwan is particularly skilled as a writer. He is still using slurs (the "c" word toward Chinese people, the "r" word, comparing neatness to OCD). Neither the plot or the characters are well developed in my opinion.

It would be great as a character driven novel if any of the characters had a personality. Rachel and Nick specifically are so bland. They get along with everyone no matter the circumstances, while trying to hold moral superiority over them for being "not like the others." Rachel is nearly murdered and didn't react whatsoever. She did have one fierce moment at the end, but just like in book 1, these two "main characters" don't really shine until the end. They are more observers than active participants in the story.

I did feel more connected with Astrid. Michael seemed to have a complete character change from book 1 just to drive Astrid's plot forward. Bernard was also completely changed due to completely wacky event (but I did lol!). The novel starts off with a large focus on Kitty and then we don't see her again until the last chapters. The narration jumps from one character's internal dialogue to the next's in the same paragraph. It just feels all over the place and perhaps I would enjoy this more if it had first person narration.

As for what little plot there is, it felt contrived to me. Like he knew nothing was happening so hey, let's throw in a random murder attempt that doesn't really make sense! Kitty's social climbing was what the book opened with and was pretty much dropped for the entire middle of the book, making a quick reappearance at the end. The drama between Eleanor, Nick, and Rachel started off heavy and then Eleanor was quickly written out. Things just bounced all over the place.

Content: Besides the slurs mentioned above, there are a couple of romances that feel abusive or at least manipulative. There are a few thoughts of cheating.

Audiobook: Great narration. But there were a ton of footnotes that frequently interrupted the narration. ...more

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Nov 23, 2018 Nenia ✨️ I yeet my books back and forth ✨️ Campbell rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, poc-interracial, kissing-books

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So I actually really enjoyed CRAZY RICH ASIANS, but seeing as how this is my month of disappointing sequels, my expectations weren't too high for CHINA RICH GIRLFRIEND. Consistency may be key, and yet so many authors fail when it comes to penning that follow-up to a successful first book. Not so here! While I was a little apprehensive at the beginning of CHINA RICH, I ultimately ended up devouring the book with the same amount of enthusi ...more

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May 22, 2018 Sara rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, adult, romance, fiction

I’m really enjoying this series. It’s fun, doesn’t take itself too seriously, and is over the top entertaining.

In China Rich Girlfriend, we follow Nick and Rachel two years after the events of Crazy Rich Asians. Nick is estranged from his family, and on the brink of marrying Rachel while still helping her in the search for her long lost father. A chance encounter between Nick’s mother and a Chinese playboy soon thrusts Rachel back into the lives of the Chinese ultra rich, and the opportunity to I’m really enjoying this series. It’s fun, doesn’t take itself too seriously, and is over the top entertaining.

In China Rich Girlfriend, we follow Nick and Rachel two years after the events of Crazy Rich Asians. Nick is estranged from his family, and on the brink of marrying Rachel while still helping her in the search for her long lost father. A chance encounter between Nick’s mother and a Chinese playboy soon thrusts Rachel back into the lives of the Chinese ultra rich, and the opportunity to become embroiled in the scandals and dramas that surround these often strange and eccentric individuals.

Although this starts out by centering on Nick and Rachel, the story soon diverges to include Rachel’s extended family and friends in China. As such, we don’t see much of Nicks family, who I fell so in love with in the previous novel. In addition, the story is based almost entirely in mainland China. The introduction of so many colourful characters, after I had just got to know all of the ones in the first novel, did get a little confusing at times and I missed all of Nick’s aunties and uncles and their eccentricities. However, Carlton and Kitty Pong in particular brought enough intrigue and angst to the story to keep me entertained. Yes, some of the story is completely unrealistic and self indulgent, but I knew going into the story that it would be like this, and it’s one of the things I love about it.

In particular, I loved the slow developing relationship between Astrid, the one relative of Nick’s we do follow, Charlie and Astrid’s deteriorating marriage to Michael. Touched upon in the first book, we get an intimate look into their marriage and the rather obvious failings into a relationship that cannot be saved by throwing money at it. I think Astrid is my favourite character. She tries so desperately to mold her life around what her husband wants - sometimes at the cost of loosing a part of herself in the process, when to the outside world she comes across as effortlessly chic. She’s clearly not the right person for Michael, who has developed into a mean spirited and bitter money making businessman. He’s the perfect example of what money can do to an individual when they haven’t been taught to respect it or aren’t so casually use to having billions at their disposal.

The conclusion really ramped up the tension too, and took a plot twist I wasn’t expecting but became completely wrapped up in. I actually wish that there’d been a bit more direction and structure earlier on in the novel to take more advantage of the ending. This felt much more of an exploratory novel, introducing China to the reader much in the same way that Singapore and Hong Kong is shown to use in the first book.

That said, I can’t wait for the next book, if only to get reacquainted with Ah Ma. ...more

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Apr 04, 2018 Jennifer rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommended to Jennifer by: Love Fool

Shelves: listened-to-audiobook, read-2018, finished-series, humor-comedy, absolute-favorites, womens-fiction-chicklit, adult-content, amazing-audio, cultural

★★★★½
I think I liked this one better than the first and you've gotta admit that's rare for sequels. Laugh-out-loud funny, educational in an urban dictionary kind of way, tons of drama, romance, and even a little bit of suspense/mystery this time around. It was amazing!

My favorite quote:
“People are messy. Life gets messy. Things are not always going to work out perfectly just because you want them to.” ...more

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Aug 21, 2018 Nikki (Saturday Nite Reader) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2018

4.5 stars rounded up

Just as fun as the first book! The perfect vacation read. It reads super quick, because you just eat it up.

What we get in China Rich Girlfriend:

1. More Rachel & Nick: #relationshipgoals they are the new Anna Faris & Chris Pratt since they are no longer together (who else is still sad about that?!)
2. Who is Rachel’s dad? And, the rest of her new family?
3. Kitty Pong: the hilarity continues and it’s glorious
4. Astrid and Michael. Astrid and Charlie. Whose team is Astrid on…you ...more

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Jun 30, 2015 Dave rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Less enjoyable than the first, with not much of a plot, characters that serve as clothes hangers and pretty much the whole book being a tour of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous in Modern China. There's a (desperate) attempt to inject some mystery at the end but it's hardly enough to save a plodding read. Only saving grace was a note written by an image consultant to a Chinese-born woman trying to hobnob with Hong Kong's elite. ...more

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Jun 05, 2016 Kelly rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, examined-lives, 21st-century, cultural-meetings, owned

The review below is a general review of both of the first two books. Shouldn't really be any spoilers, but just so you know. Review originally appeared on my blog, Shoulda Coulda Woulda Books.

Time on to-read: A year or more for the first book, second wasn't on it until I read the first.

Reason for not picking up: Straight up perversity. The hype annoyed me. It seemed like a standard-issue chick-lit that happened to be set in Asia. And while I like many novels typically dismissed as "chick lit", u ...more

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Sep 11, 2018 Jessica rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: library, literaryfiction

Me: How could this story get any crazier and over-the-top than the first one?
Kevin Kwan: Hold my imported Tiger beer.

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Sep 21, 2018 Fafa's Book Corner rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Mini review:

Spoilers ahead!

Trigger warning: Poisoning, mention of car accident, mention of death and critical injuries, PTSD, cheating, child abuse, drugs, abusive marriages, and invading privacy via technology.

Thoroughly enjoyed this sequel! Rachel and Nick in China was a blast to read about. The food, the culture and the clothes were vividly described!

I enjoyed the backstory regarding Rachel’s father. Her brother Carlton was so sweet. I understood Shaoyen’s conflict with accepting Rachel. H ...more

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Jan 03, 2019 Glenn Sumi rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Despite my initial cautious skepticism, I was won over by Crazy Rich Asians – especially author Kevin Kwan’s footnotes about specific aspects of Singaporean life – and I fell hard for last summer’s delightful movie adaptation.

So when I saw a shiny new paperback copy of the book’s sequel at my local library, I pounced on it. Okay, okay. It’s not great literature, but it’s fun, breezy, escapist entertainment, with lots of interesting tidbits about Asian high society I had no access to before.

As w Despite my initial cautious skepticism, I was won over by Crazy Rich Asians – especially author Kevin Kwan’s footnotes about specific aspects of Singaporean life – and I fell hard for last summer’s delightful movie adaptation.

So when I saw a shiny new paperback copy of the book’s sequel at my local library, I pounced on it. Okay, okay. It’s not great literature, but it’s fun, breezy, escapist entertainment, with lots of interesting tidbits about Asian high society I had no access to before.

As with the first book, there are lavish descriptions of expensive things. One character has an entire room full of Hermes bags. Another displays his collection of vintage cars in his home. (I think there’s also an elevator for cars so guests won’t have to step out of their pricey vehicles to visit friends.)

That’s just the superficial stuff. What Kwan is really good at is creating interesting conflicts among his characters. You see, turns out these fashionable, rich people are anxious, worrying about the same things you and I worry about.

The book spends some time with CRA’s main couple, the grounded American-born Chinese economist Rachel Chu, and her fiancé-then-husband Nick Young, heir to a Singaporean fortune. And one of the most engaging plotlines involves Nick’s glamorous cousin, Astrid, who helped save her husband Michael’s tech company at the end of the first book; now Michael’s wealthy, and it’s all gone to his head. Astrid’s ex Charlie (also stuck in a bad marriage) is there to provide emotional support for her… will they ever reunite?

But there are other key players this time out, including: Rachel’s birth father, who turns out (quelle surprise!) to be a billionaire himself; his wife, who thinks news of a bastard child will ruin his political prospects; Rachel’s half-brother, who looks just like her; and the half-brother’s sorta girlfriend, a wealthy heiress and social media influencer; oh, and Kitty Pong, a minor player in the first book (she was the gauche soap opera star/possible porn actress), is now married to Nick’s obnoxious friend, Bernard Tai, and is trying to work her way up the social ladder.

Speaking of soap operas, look for a poisoning and one hilariously botched plastic surgery job to pop up in the book, too.

Will I remember the book in a year or two? Probably not. But I’ll definitely watch the movie, which is being made right now. And I’ll read the final book in the trilogy. Once again, Kwan’s footnotes in the book add their own meta-textual enjoyment.

Like food, not everything you read has to be nutritious. Sometimes you want something sweet and decadent, knowing it would be impossible to eat this way every day. China Rich Girlfriend fits the bill. ...more

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Oct 21, 2015 Lisa See rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A fun and adventurous sequel.

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Apr 14, 2019 Saadia B. || CritiConscience rated it really liked it · review of another edition

3.75 Stars

Eleanor has a bank account in London which she is hiding from everyone including her friends. Rachel and Nick got engaged and were planning to get married next week. Shaoyen (Mrs. Bao) and Carlton (Rachel’s stepmom and half brother) moved to Singapore for Carlton’s physiotherapy and Eleanor was helping them as she wanted to know more about the family. Carlton was a carbon copy of Rachel, which was the main reason Eleanor was so interested in knowing about them.

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May 25, 2020 Calista rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-drama-tragedy, genre-love-story, sub-cities, diversity, genre-comedy, series, 2015, series-unfinished, bage-mature, genre-travel

I enjoy this soap opera-esq series. Great summer reading.

The adventures among some of the wealthiest people on Earth continue. These people consider wealthy to start over a billion dollars and if you only have a few million dollars you are just on your way to being wealthy. People do some crazy things with money like owning a private 747 jet and putting a koi pond on the plane among other luxuries.

Rachel and Nick get married and his mother starts a whole lot of other drama to try and make up wi ...more

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Jul 19, 2020 Maxwell rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I think it's important to go into this book not expecting Rachel & Nick to be the focus of the story. In actuality, though they were central to book #1, there were still a lot of other plots and characters' storylines that Kwan focuses on and expands in book #2. I think the movie adaptation of CRA definitely does a good job of synthesizing and concentrating on Rachel and Nick, but the books, though events-wise are similar, have a wider lens.

This book, and the series as a whole, is much more sati ...more

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Jan 07, 2018 Megan Johnson rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: general-fiction

Very rarely do I read a sequel that I enjoy more than I enjoyed the first installment, but for me this was one of those. It takes the characters of Crazy Rich Asians and puts them in situations that were even more enjoyable than before. It's got everything a good book needs - love, hate, poison, and MEGA RICH DRAMA.

What did I think? While I found some of Crazy Rich Asians to be slow and less interesting than others, China Rich Girlfriend was full of cliffhangers and moments that had me truly fe ...more

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Oct 13, 2017 Joce (squibblesreads) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

4 stars, didn’t like it quite as much as the first one but still super solid.

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Mar 04, 2019 Cortney LaScola - The Bookworm Myrtle Beach rated it really liked it · review of another edition

In comparison to Crazy Rich Asians, China Rich Girlfriend had a lot more fashion/name dropping. While I enjoyed that part of the story, that's not what I'm here for. I want the drama and the characters! ...more

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Nov 14, 2014 Anmiryam rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: print-arc, edelweiss, popular-fiction-2015, malewriters-2015, moc-2015

The sparkle and gleeful playfulness of the first book has congealed into an overlong, over plotted and orgiastic mess of consumer idiocy in this second installment in the saga of Rachel Chu and Nick Young, Astrid Leong and others.

Kwan should have stuck to the central Singaporean setting and his central characters rather than introducing a whole raft of new figures (too puppet-like to call characters) and multiplying his storylines. The saddest thing is that in nearly 400 pages he still doesn't r ...more

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Feb 12, 2015 Dianne rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: best-of-2015, arcs-and-goodreads-first-reads

I received this from the Goodreads First Reads program. Thanks to Goodreads and Knopf Doubleday for an advance reader copy of this book.

Don't judge me, but I got a kick out of "Crazy Rich Asians" by Kevin Kwan and this is more of the same. Campy, over the top, name dropping silliness, I know, but good fun. This would be a great beach read or escapist fare between weightier tomes.

If you didn't read "Crazy Rich Asians," you don't necessarily need to read that first to enjoy this, although it does ...more

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Jun 22, 2018 alexandra rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: own-in-physical-form, read-2018, ownvoices

SO MUCH FUN

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Jun 09, 2019 Sara rated it really liked it · review of another edition

These books are SO. MUCH. FUN!

I thought this made a great sequel and it was great to be back in this world that is wildly different to my own.

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