The book "Confessions of a Shopaholic", by Sophie Kinsella, is a joy for readers who want to read a fun light-hearted romantic comedy. In the novel, the protagonist, Rebecca "Becky" Bloomwood, loves to shop. She shops for everything like Christian Dior replica handbags, Hermes replica handbags, Juicy Couture replica handbags, scarves, designer clothes, and designer shoes. The only problem is, she works as a financial journalist for a relatively small magazine called Successful Saving, which does not pay enough to cover all of her expenses.
The book starts by introducing the main character, Rebecca Bloomwood, who works for the financial magazine Successful Saving in London, England. She is not in love with her job, but she is in love with shopping. She shops all the time, without considering the consequences of her spending. Becky continues to get letter after letter from her bank, telling her she is overdrawn and all of the credit card companies telling her she needs to make payments on her balances. She even comes up with funny excuses as to why she can't pay her bills. She tells her account manager at her bank, Derek Smeath, that she can't pay her bills because she has a rare disease and she also tells him that she can't come to a meeting because her leg is broken. The excuses Becky uses to avoid Mr. Smeath become more humorous as time goes by.
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In the middle of all of her financial woes, Becky catches the eye of a man named Luke Brandon, who owns a PR Company, Brandon Communications which represents financial companies.
Soon, Becky uncovers a scam when two of the big financial companies get their clients to switch their pension funds into new accounts before one of the companies is bought out and pays their clients lots of money. The problem is, one of the companies is a company that Luke represents at Brandon Communications. But, Becky releases the story to the press anyway and quickly she gains praise from people all over London, while also catching the eye of a television producer, who wants to have Becky on their show to give financial advice, which is funny because Becky is still in debt. She also gains the respect of Luke, who sees how talented she is and is grateful for her for showing him how bad his clients were to their clients.
Of course, in the end, Luke and Becky become a couple and Becky is offered a job at the show Morning Coffee, where she gives financial advice to people who call in and tell her their financial woes.
This book is charming and witty. Becky Bloomwood learns important lessons about self-confidence and the importance of controlling her spending. The book's heroine is lovable and the reader finds him/her self hoping everything works out for Becky. So, if you are a reader who is looking for a fun, coming of age story, then "Confessions of a Shopaholic" is a must read.
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