The last one I read was Twenties Girl, which was a gift from a friend who shares the same admiration for Sophie's works. For me it was just okay, well primarily because I don't like stories involving dead people or ghosts or spirits.
I wanted to buy the hardcopy, but I knew it wouldn't be practical. I cannot afford to accumulate more physical books. So I bought an e-book instead, which cost about USD16.
Reading it from a tablet was quite tiring for my eyes, but it was convenient , and in the end, well worth it too.
Anyway, if I'm not reading from my tablet, I was reading it from my iphone. While in the bus, while in the office and during working hours (ha! I'm becoming more and more rebellious now).
Right from the start, I had a good feeling about the book. It was quite easy to read through, and so difficult to stop.
I had to control myself though, because I didn't want to finish it so soon.
But I could only drag it for so long =(.. Tonight, I finally decided to finish the book.
It's so nice! I loved it! One of those books that made me sad when I reached the end because I just wanted it to go on and on and on.
I can't wait for Sophie's next book!
Now I'm tempted to buy other books under Madeline Wickham, which is Sophie Kinsella's real name. It's just that, I have one book by her, and it's quite difficult to read through. The style is just so different, a few notches more serious. So I'm still deciding whether to give it another try, or to just wait for a Sophie Kinsella book (which might take another 2 years. huhuhu).
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