What better way to introduce our deep-in-winter volume than with author Sophie Kinsella discussing Remember Me? and the upcoming Shopaholic movie?
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I love Sophie Kinsella's books, all of them! I just loved the Shopaholic series, as well as her stand-alone books. As soon as Sophie Kinsella publishes a new book, I rush to my favorite book store to buy it. I bought and read all of Sophie Kinsella's books by now, as well as some of her books published under Madeleine Wichkam name. Her latest apparition which I read was, of course, Twenties Girl. And now I can hardly wait till September, when the sixth Shopaholic book, Mini Shopaholic, is supposed to come in the book stores.
Remember Me? was such a sweet book to read, which I extremely enjoyed.
I also enjoyed the Shopaholic movie from last year, but I have to be honest -- I loved the Shopaholic book(s) much more than the movie.
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