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    Twenties Girl (Hardback) By (author) Sophie Kinsella

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    Short Description for Twenties GirlLara Lington has always had an overactive imagination, but suddenly that imagination seems to be in overdrive. Normal professional twenty-something young women don’t get visited by ghosts. Or do they?When the spirit of Lara’s great-aunt Sadie–a feisty, demanding girl with firm ideas about fashion, love, and the right way to dance–mysteriously appears, she has one last request: Lara must find a mis...
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  • I love this ghost...5

    Nurul Muen Twenties Girl is hilarious. If you?re suffering from PMS or mad-cow-disease , take this book and laugh you heart out. I found miracle and discover strength from this book. Yeah, you can learn a lot from the ghost. Extraordinary.

    When a ghost lost a necklace, she will haunt whoever is it that is fated to see her. Lara was unfortunate to have this odd things happen to her, in the beginning. Sadie was one hell of a ghost to please. Sadie?s lost necklace is the breakthrough to many other good thing in Lara?s life later.
    Sadie helped Lara to get over her love life (oh my, i can so fit in Lara?s shoes), ***ped into new love, and bring some sense into her life. She found her new self, one that is bolder and full of confidence. All this, while helping unseen ghost find a necklace. The climax to me is when Sadie also find closure to her own fairy-tale. There is ?happily ever after?, even when you?re already dead.

    Its funny how this two women, with different temperament can eventually clicked. I adore Sadie for her persistence and strong-will. She just couldn?t be bothered by anything. She gets what she wanted? How I wish my brain can function that way. Lara on the other hand is full of imagination and has a lee way over most of the thing. She is the ?accommodating? type and perhaps easily bullied.. hahah .. oh well at the rate that Sadie is haunting her, she is so bullied by her own grandma aunty. Of course, it lead to a happy ending in the end and Lara misses Sadie a lot, so am I.

    http://sistabookshelf.wordpress.com/2010/09/22/twenties-girl/ by Nurul Muen

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