I started this book a few weeks ago and hadn't really gotten into it. The premise was not something I was sure I could ever get into--the main character Lara is haunted by her Great Aunt that she hardly knew. The only reason I decided not to give up on it was that I have thoroughly enjoyed EVERY Sophie Kinsella novel I've read. I love her style, I always laugh out loud, and frankly she always writes the best male leads that seduce the reader right along with the heroine. These men always find a way to appreciate the crazy that is the mental make-up of the main girl. It's a modern fairy tale.
Usually Sophie Kinsella's character's have fun, engaging, laughable inner-dialogs. This book was no exception; however there was also a lot of dialog between Lara and her Aunt Sadie that normally would have been inner-dialog. I LOVED it. It was a fun, flirty read though I definitely teared up a few times.
If you loved the Shopaholic series, Remember Me, Can you Keep a Secret?, and/or The Undomestic Goddess, you too will love Twenties Girl.
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