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Quick read. Cute, although the main character, Emma, is WAY too much in her head. Very much in the same vein as Bridget Jones. Very.
What a fabulous book! I'm not sure if it was just the perfect book for my mood, or if it was just perfectly written, or if the audiobook version added to the fun. For whatever reason, I loved this book. I laughed out loud throughout and, as always, enjoy the turns of phrases Kinsella uses and how she looks at ordinary things in a fun and humorous way. This story followed Emma In her mundane job in the marketing department at the Panther Corporation. She meets an American man on a plane and tells
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3.5 stars
Sophie Kinsella is one of my favorite Chick-lit authors and this would be one of my "go-to"s of hers when I need a light hearted, humorous fix.
When facing serious mid flight turbulance, Emma turns to the stranger next to her and confides all of her inner secrets, from the faked grade on her CV to an awkward dream she once had about a flatmate. This should be fine, after all it's a complete stranger who she will never see again (if they make it off this flight alive). Until the next Monday, he t ...more
When facing serious mid flight turbulance, Emma turns to the stranger next to her and confides all of her inner secrets, from the faked grade on her CV to an awkward dream she once had about a flatmate. This should be fine, after all it's a complete stranger who she will never see again (if they make it off this flight alive). Until the next Monday, he t ...more
This book was wavering between a 3 and 4 as I approached the end. But then Jemima happened a lot. And she was awful. I wanted to erase her presence from the book it was awful.
Aug 18, 2011
Sandy
marked it as to-read
May 25, 2012
Kari
marked it as to-read
May 12, 2013
Jennifer
marked it as own-on-chirp
Apr 10, 2015
Mary Bronson
marked it as to-read
