What’s around-the-world honeymoon if you can’t buy the odd souvenir to ship back home? Like the twenty silk dressing gowns Becky found in Hong Kong…the hand-carved dining table (and ten chairs) from Sri Lanka…the, um, huge wooden giraffes from Malawi (that her husband Luke expressly forbade her to buy)… Only now Becky and Luke have returned home to London and Luke is furious. Two truckloads of those souvenirs have cluttered up their loft, and the bills for them are outrageous. Luke insists Becky go on a budget. And worse: her beloved best friend Suze has found a new best friend while Becky was away. Becky’s feeling rather blue—when her parents deliver some incredible news. She has a long-lost sister! Becky is thrilled! She’s convinced her sister will be a true soulmate. They’ll go shopping together, have manicures together.…Until she meets Jessica for the first time and gets the shock of her life. Surely Becky Bloomwood’s sister can’t…hate shopping? 

“Shopaholic and sister” is the fourth book in the Shopaholic series. An easy-going fun series from the queen of the chick-lit Sophie Kinsella.

The central character, Rebecca Bloomwood, who is a chronic shopaholic and a total drama queen. So the series portrays her crazy shopping, family dramas and friendships. In this particular book, the reader will see married Rebecca’s “shopping” life with a lot of exciting twists and turns.

I enjoyed the book so much since it’s a chick-lit no need to use your grey matter. What I liked the most was Becky’s innocence and her perspective towards several things.

I laughed out loud at several portions. The author has used intelligible language and light-hearted way of storytelling. A prime aim of the chick-lit genre is entertainment. This novel has been a total delight for me, so I have nothing to say against it.

If you like reading feel-good books, then pick Shopaholic series. You would love it.