Can You Keep a Secret? by Sophie Kinsella

If you can not confront colleagues, friends, and people you love, life is what it is. In "Can you keep a secret" by Sophie Kinsella, the reader can read this question from the perspective of a young woman trying to change her life. This is a romantic and humorous novel mainly for young people and young people. This popular novel was written by author Sophie Kincera, a former British born financial journalist, author of "New York Times" bestseller "Shopper's Confession", "Shopping addicts buy Manhattan", and "Shopping addiction".

We admit: We read all Sophie Kinsella's books. (And the confession of addicts is not the highest, it is not second best, can you protect the secret? Next is the domestic goddess.) Possibility of her falling into a normal chick trap Please be afraid that there is. Still, we are still faithful and wondering if she can achieve the benefit of making the secret a better level of excitement.

That book is very interesting. Sophie Kincera's novel (notably you can keep a secret?) That is not suitable for junior high school is actually worth lolly. You may acknowledge this name from her famous "Shopping Addiction Confession" series, but all self-respect chick mild readers know that her independent book is gold. In most cases, reading will improve my mind. But the boundary between wisdom and pretense is weak. If you are just beginning classics, please do not publish the book to the public. Everyone can pass the first chapter of "Wuthering Heights", but few people complete it. This did not stop talking to people every year that I saved it in the winter.

I admit: I am a big fan of Sophie Kinsella's Shopaholic series, staying at the parking lot of Beijing Capital International Airport for nine hours during the unexpected blizzard, I read the first two. In 40 Love, Kinsella wrote Madeline Wickham. He appeared in the English countryside in a comedy style of the weekend "Tennis Party". In this historical novel, Fiona Hodgkin, the name of an American writer, tells a short but horrible story as an amateur tennis player in the early 1960's. Bermuda Junior Hodgkin dreamed of participating in the championship at Wimbledon's All England Lawn Tennis And Cricket Club and was given the opportunity to invite her to the competition when the telegram arrives (!). This light reading is carefully studied, it is full of technical terms and techniques and historical reference.