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The other books in the series are spot on. This unbelievably cold, red haired witch is trying to steal her husband off her,worse of all the red haired witch is her obyn doctor. Becky really thinks Luke is leaving her and it really messes with her head. This wasn't very good. Also ,I liked that they brought Jess,her level headed sister back as a character and gave her a love interest.It was nice to see Danny her friend from New York pop in and out of this book, but other than that this book was pretty lame. Becky proves in this book that she just isn't mature enough to be a mother. I struggled to finish it. The name she gave her baby girl is beyond dreadful.
Still, it's a fun series and reading it has been a great way to usher in spring. This was very cute - a nice finish to this fun series. It wasn't my favorite of the five, but it wasn't the worst either - strangely, I think it is the first one that I liked the least.
Becky is becoming such a great character I just loved this book and just hope that there are more Shopaholics to come. I could not put it down. This book throws a lot of curve balls but it is a MUST read. I love the Shopaholic books, but everyone I have read so far I get very annoyed with Becky and her crazy ways. But not this time, not with this book.
I know I sure did. I was so addicted especially towards the end of the book. This book was easy to read, funny and just very cute. I loved the whole series of books and definitely think the books are much better than the movie. that's all I will say to not ruin the book for anyone. I definitely recommend this book/series to the ladies who want a good laugh and to forget about everything else. Enjoy.
She has read Confessions.,.Takes Manhattan,.& Sister, and now she's working on Shopaholic & Baby. I bought "Confessions of A Shopaholic" years ago - it was absolutely hilarious. She absolutely loves it. She began reading the books in February 2009, and she's nearly through the entire series. I've turned so many friends and family on to that book. Most recently, my mother.
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