Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella

Lexi wakes up in the hospital and the last thing she remembers was from 3 years ago. She wakes up with a new life, a new look and a newly acquired marital status...

I love Sophie Kinsella and have enjoyed every one of her books. This one I finished in a day and it was a fun light read. It wasn't her best, but I did enjoy it. The book is believable and fun, but the ending I wasn't too keen on. It didn't make sense to me that her personality would be that drastically different in only 3 years to the point where the decisions she made then would be so unsuitable now.

I don't want to say more than that because you'll have to read it for yourself! Make sure you read the intro. I often skip straight into Chapter 1, but the intro is really the first chapter of the story. If you haven't read Sophie Kinsella before, start with Confessions of a Shopaholic. One of the most enjoyable books I've ever read.

I also read this Remember Me by Sophie Kinsella and agree with the other reviewer...it was one of those books I wanted to read through quickly to find out what was going on. I read this book in a few days and it was a nice light read. I enjoyed the subject matter as well and definitely recommend this book!

I like the premise behind this book - she has amnesia and wants to remember her life, we all know that one. But what if your life seems to have changed drastically during the time you can't remember? What if instead of helping to put pieces together everyone seems fishy? New friends, new clothes, new job, new husband... That's where we find our heroine.

I enjoyed the possible deep subject matter (a la that Harrison Ford movie about amnesia) being told in a fun, fictional way. I enjoyed that we only know as much as the main character knows, so we're suspicious too.

I am not a Sophie reader, this was my first book of hers, and I thoroughly enojyed it and read it in 2 nights because I wanted to know the ending so bad!