Sophie Kinsella

Shopaholic ties the knot

Sarah Sammis

In Manhattan Becky can have a huge wedding in a place that's impossible to book and have anything in the wedding — the more extravagant the better. In England, the wedding will be at home with her closest of friends and her parents' garden decked out especially for the day.

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Joy Bush

This one is slightly better than the others in the series so far. It has a big drama situation that kept me more riveted.

Shopaholic Ties the Knot

Gillian Rose

I had forgotten just how dramatic this book gets. But everything ends the way it's supposed to.

Rebecca Bloomwood Has The Dream Job. She S A Personal Shopper, So Is Able To Spend Other People S Money All Day Instead Of Her Own. And She Gets Paid For Doing It. The Perfect Job, The Perfect Man - Gorgeous Luke Brandon And Now & The Perfect Wedding.Yes, Luke Has Proposed And Wedding Bells Are In Sight. No Excuses Are Needed To Start The Shopping Trip Of All Time. And Becky S Parents Are Just Assuming That The Wedding Will Be At Home A Marquee In The Garden And Becky In Her Mum S Wedding Dress, Which She S Been Saving Specially For The Occasion. But Luke S Mother Has Very Different Ideas A Huge Affair In New York In A Forest Glade Setting Or Perhaps A Venetian Ball, Or A Fin De Siecle Extravagance?Now Becky S Getting Confused. She Doesn T Want To Say No To Anyone. The Plans Are Going Ahead, And Soon It Will Be Too Late To Turn Back From Either Wedding&

Marloes

evy 

i love living vicariously through becky bloomwood

Stefanie Sugia

**short review:

Becky Bloomwood is soooo lovable with all her stupidity and foolishness. It's amazing how everything turns out for her. The book have successfully entertained me and I really can't stop reading. I think I'll never get enough of Becky Bloomwood! Looking forward to the next book of Becky & Luke's honeymoon around the world. :) I'm sure it will be another adventurous ride for both of them. :) Tho thumbs up for Sophie Kinsella! Officially one of my favorite authors now.

Flavia Louise

2.25 stars

I really didn't like the middle part of this book und Rebecca's indecisiveness was and is still driving e absolutely insane. Which would mean a rating under 2 stars.

The end however was quite sweet and I weirdly do want to continue the series. Therefor the given rating.

For once in Becky Bloomwood's life, things are going smoothly. She's got the dream job as a personal shopper (spending other people's money - and getting paid for it). She's got a fabulous Manhattan apartment with her boyfriend Luke. They've even opened a joint bank account (although they can't quite agree on whether a Miu Miu skirt counts as a household expense). Then Luke proposes - and all of a sudden life gets hectic. Becky's mum in rural Surrey wants one thing, Luke's mother in New York wants the complete opposite. Becky knows she has to sit down and decide - but to be honest, it's a lot more fun testing cake, trying on dresses and registering wedding presents. But time's ticking by, plans are being made both sides of the Atlantic and soon she realizes she's in trouble... Everybody loves Sophie Kinsella: "I almost cried with laughter" Daily Mail "Hilarious . . . you'll laugh and gasp on every page" Jenny Colgan "Properly mood-altering . . . funny, fast and farcical. I loved it" Jojo Moyes "A superb tale. Five stars!" Heat

Giulia Pianta

Oh how I love this series!!!
Listen, the premise is that Becky is a shopaholic that can’t control herself and gets into a mess. But by the end of the first book she somehow sorts her debts and gets better. So you would wonder what the next books will be about if not her shopping craze. But I have to say Sophie Kinsella was able to keep the story so interesting and have Becky go through such fun adventures.

It’s so nice to see her preparing the wedding (even though I still have reservations with Luke, he is nice sometimes but other times he can be horrible) and shop a lot for it.

The New York setting is lovely (even though I think I prefer London) and I was happy to see that some heavier themes like Luke’s relationship with his mother were dealt with. 

I enjoy these books so much because they are super fun and entertaining, but I think I love them because I am so similar to Becky.
For example, when she is shopping for wedding dresses:


  [Shopping Assistant] “So we’re after something either simple or elaborate, with sleeves or strapless, possibly with beading and/or embroidery and either with a train or without.” [Becky] “Exactly! But you know, I’m quite flexible.”


If this isn’t me like all the time! I would be exactly like that when buying a wedding dress because I have acted exactly the same on multiple occasions.

The wedding decision was definitely long and at times I wanted to shake her so that she would make a decision, but I completely understood what she was feeling and, once again, I would probably act very similarly if that all happened to me.

I am really glad of how it all tied up, and found it so hilarious how she managed to (view spoiler)[get fake-married at the Plaza without no one noticing, and then fly to England and get real-married at home. (hide spoiler)] I definitely got very emotional at the end and I can’t wait to continue this series.

Rebeca Keren Nuñez

Lea el primer libro después de ver la película, donde me enamore de Becky y sus aventuras, ademas de qué me identifique con muchas cosas del personaje. Luego leí del 2 al 5, todos seguidos y me enamore de Becky aun mas. Toda la saga es muy dinámica y fácil de leer. Me hizo reír, llorar y no pude parar de leer hasta que los termine.

Quick read, fantastic. I love this genre!

Yana Khalid

Just one word - PERFECT!! Luke’s proposal was soo romantic and OH MY GODD so unexpected at that time!!! The book is just fun to read. Nothing deep.

Shopaholic ties the knot

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