Somehow, I got really, really tired of Becky's whiny attitude and how she felt like the world owed her something and she needed shopping like breathing. Which was completely tiring , and dull. Over and Over. I got the third book in this series but i don't think I'll be touching that one. ( )

This was the second in the Shopaholic series.

My favourite part about this book was definitely in watching how Becky accustomed to the United States and found the differences in culture. She definitely might have a skewed perception, but small details were very amusing, such as her reaction to the gym.

I felt like I saw her mature when events in the second half of the book stirred her world up and forced her to move a little into reality. I was glad that misfortune had struck her as her world was beginning to feel a little too perfect, so the drama was good.

Becky proved herself to be more real in this book and I appreciated how she grew as a character. The ultimate solution was highly entertaining, and I feel like the book had a very satisfying ending.

I enjoyed this one more than the first, and think it would stand well if read alone. ( )

Las tiendas de tu ciudad se te han quedado pequeñas, y tu tarjeta de crédito se muere de aburrimiento... ha llegado la hora de ampliar horizontes: Nueva York te espera con los brazos abiertos

Una piacevolissima rilettura di un libro molto simpatico e divertente, per un perfetto relax. ( )

I just needed to read something light and fluffy and this takes the cake. Simple, cute, nothing needed to think about. Not my normal type of book but sometimes it is just good to read nothing. ( )