Poppy Wyatt is excited about her upcoming wedding to wealthy and famous Magnus Tavish, but before that can happen, she must find the heirloom engagement ring that she lost during a hotel fire drill. When her phone is stolen, she picks up one left in a trash bin that belongs to a business owned by Sam Roxton. What follows is a lot of miscommunication due to Poppy receiving and answering messages from that phone. As Poppy tries to find ways around revealing the loss of her engagement ring, she suffers doubts about her upcoming marriage.

I've Got Your Number might appear to be a whacky rom-com by some, but for me, it wasn't funny or romantic. Poppy is an unlikable character that sticks her nose into Sam's business, while she lies to Magnus and his family about her missing ring. The story is admittedly fast-paced with lots of silliness, but by the end, it doesn't seem that Poppy or Sam have really learned anything. Overall, I've Got Your Number is a huge disappointment as it is a book I was expecting to love. ( )

The book was cute in a typical chick lit sorta way, but was to me missing the Kinsella spin and uniqueness. [b:Can You Keep a Secret?|33724|Can You Keep a Secret?|Sophie Kinsella|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1330464293s/33724.jpg|2888997] [b:Twenties Girl|6063187|Twenties Girl|Sophie Kinsella|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1320544759s/6063187.jpg|6239469][b:The Undomestic Goddess|33722|The Undomestic Goddess|Sophie Kinsella|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1320528533s/33722.jpg|2914] all had a unique edge that set them apart from the generic Chick Lit. It was still a good ride, but my expectations from Kinsella were higher. ( )

On the evening of the party celebrating her engagement to Magnus, Poppy Wyatt’s phone was stolen and just by chance, she found a phone in the trash. Turns out it belonged to business man Sam Roxton, whose PA threw it in the trash when she quit her job. Poppy persuaded Sam to allow her to keep it and she would forward his messages thus helping her continue with wedding planning and Sam to keep up with business. Although a typical lighthearted romance, the characters were well drawn and developed as the story progressed. I really enjoyed this. My copy was an audiobook with an excellent reading by Jayne Entwistle who made a wonderful Poppy. ( )

I absolutely ADORED this book! It read like an absolutely stellar romantic comedy movie and I had to stay up all night to finish it.

Though this was a kind of typical romance, the characters were well fleshed out and I loved how they both grew. There was kind of a mystery as a sub plot as well that led to some fun detective work. I could guess the ending, of course, but this had me on the edge of my seat thinking that maybe things wouldn't work out perfectly as these characters felt like real people (and goodness knows real life doesn't work out perfectly!)

Poppy and Sam were extremely different people but both had depth and maturity. I really enjoyed seeing how they both grew throughout the knowledge. Poppy took it on herself to reply to some of his emails and to send a few of her own, which was hilarious to see. Their supreme differences led to a fun dynamic and I loved reading their texts and their interactions.

The dynamic between Poppy and her future in-laws was also a lot of fun. She made a lot of blunders, finding them to be extremely superior to her intellectually, but I was very satisfied with how the ending worked out for them.

This book was littered with footnotes, which I adored. The concept tied into the plot, and they were well placed and funny. Reading them on my phone's kindle app was a little vexing, but I skipped them in two or three chapters (when I was telling myself I was falling asleep) and didn't lose anything.

Also, more kudos to this book for being PG. I hate when romances rely on sex scenes!

I am so excited to read more of Kinsella's works. This was a fantastic book and filled with so much good-natured fun. ( )

Poppy Wyatt casi no se lo cree. ¡Nunca en la vida ha tenido tanta suerte! Pero, justo cuando está a punto de casarse con el maravilloso Magnus Tavish, su final feliz empieza a desmoronarse. No solamente ha perdido su valioso anillo de compromiso durante un simulacro de incendio en un hotel, sino que también le han robado el móvil. Aturdida, desesperada, mira alrededor suyo y ve un teléfono tirado en una papelera. "¡Perfecto, para mí!", piensa. "Ahora podré dejarles un número de móvil a los del hotel para me llamen cuando encuentren mi anillo."
Bueno, casi perfecto, porque el propietario del teléfono no está muy de acuerdo. Quiere que se lo devuelva y tampoco le hace ninguna gracia que Poppy se lance a leer sus mensajes y a meterse en su vida personal.
Lo que sigue es una historia de enredos tan ingeniosos como inesperados mientras Polly y Sam se entrometen el uno en la vida del otro a través de sus mensajes y correos. Polly no confiesa que ha perdido el anillo, las preparaciones de la boda siguen adelante, pero todavía le espera la sorpresa más grande de su vida.