Maybe I have to rethink my "I don't like Chick-lit" stance. This is the second book from Sophie Kinsella that I've read and I've enjoyed them both. A big part of my enjoyment of the book was due to the heroine, Lexi. Unlike many heroines in the genre she's someone you enjoy spending time with (and once she gets her feet under her after the accident she's actually good at her job). You feel for her, having lost three years of memories, even if she's thrust into a seemingly perfect life it's still plenty disorienting. And as you find out it isn't so perfect, and the reasons she's changed so much you feel for her even more and root for her happy ending.
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I'm an animal lover, unapologetic genre reader and quiet goodreads exile still trying to figure this whole blog thing out. :) I read across a lot of genres but mostly romance, mystery & fantasy (urban & epic).
Maybe I have to rethink my "I don't like Chick-lit" stance. This is the second book from Sophie Kinsella that I've read and I've enjoyed them both. A big part of my enjoyment of the book was due to the heroine, Lexi. Unlike many heroines in the genre she's someone you enjoy spending time with (and once she gets her feet under her after the accident she's actually good at her job). You feel for her, having lost three years of memories, even if she's thrust into a seemingly perfect life it's still plenty disorienting. And as you find out it isn't so perfect, and the reasons she's changed so much you feel for her even more and root for her happy ending.
