Who loves "Confessions of a Shopaholic"?

[Gina1201]

Originally Posted by CrimsonTide4

HEE!!! I did the same thing while reading her books. I even took to saying bloody a lot as well.

I did too. Just like after I started watching the Crocodile Hunter (RIP), I started speaking in an Australian accent and saying Crikey. LOL

[highflyerlaura]

Originally Posted by Gina1201

I did too. Just like after I started watching the Crocodile Hunter (RIP), I started speaking in an Australian accent and saying Crikey. LOL

oooooo!!! *starts dancing around on the spot in joy!* A new piece of litrature I can sink my teeth into!!! Thanks for telling me about this girls!!!


As for the Crocodile Hunter, hes going to be sadly missed. He was a good guy and whatever Terri and her family has done with his remains, I'm sure that its honourable. A few days after he died Australia also lost another iconic figure in the form of Peter Brock (9-time Bathurst 1000 winner and 1-time Bathurst 24hour winner) in a horrific crash during a Rally Car race in Western Australia. That week was a sad one for Australia......

[Drolefille]

I'm going to be brave and come out and say I can't read the Shopaholic books. After reading part of the first one, I had to put it down several times. I just couldn't read about someone making such persistant terrible choices. Who thinks like that? It wasn't just about a shopping addiction either, but lying about her job/qualifications/EVERYTHING. Drove me off the wall.

/Sorry, needed to vent that. MAYBE I could be convinced otherwise, but I dunno.

[cutie_cat_4ever]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

I'm going to be brave and come out and say I can't read the Shopaholic books. After reading part of the first one, I had to put it down several times. I just couldn't read about someone making such persistant terrible choices. Who thinks like that? It wasn't just about a shopping addiction either, but lying about her job/qualifications/EVERYTHING. Drove me off the wall.

/Sorry, needed to vent that. MAYBE I could be convinced otherwise, but I dunno.

*spoiler alert??*




You know what, as much as I love the book itself, I do admit at one point I wanted to slap her in the face and tell her to read all those bills and do something with it and also her behaviour but felt a lot better towards the end when she finally faced her own problems and tackle it