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Bob Moon bobykmoon91a0 — Twenties Girl was a lot of fun! It was pretty much what I expected from Sophie Kinsella, of course, with the variation being a chick-lit ghost story! It opens with 29 year old Lara getting dressed, while her parents wait, to go to the funeral of great-aunt Sadie, who she has no memory of having ever met or even heard of before, but has just passed away at the old age of 105, after a stroke years before and a few decades in a nursing home. At the funeral home Lara does a typical Kinsella heroine thing by first going to the wrong funeral, and then the right one, where there's only her, her parents, sister and rich, successful uncle, his wife and their spoiled, rich daughter. Everyone's grumbling about how awful to have to attend aunt Sadie's funeral because she was a nobody. At least until aunt Sadie's ghost haunts Lara, starting at the funeral when she demands her favorite necklace, and suggests that Lara announce that she thinks she was murdered, as a way to stall the cremation, at least until the police determine that wasn't the case… What follows after that is the quest to find Sadie's favorite necklace. Sadie is only visible and audible to Lara, but can scream loud enough to influence other people, though they don't know what made them think those thoughts. But Sadie's not quite happy just looking for the necklace. At heart she's still in her twenties, in the 1920's, and really wants to party before her time is finally up. But she can only do that vicariously through Lara. Lara's quite typical of Kinsella's characters, always making up quick lies to cover up things that don't really need covering up, and then having trouble keeping up with it all. Overall, it was a lot of fun, just like all of her books I've read so far.

Ralph Schoenenberger rsc0b9 — ** spoiler alert ** I really liked the idea of this book, but I didn't find the writing very compelling and I was mostly disgusted by the heroine in the story. I couldn't believe how much time she wasted waiting for him and all the turmoil she caused her family and friends. I really felt like she was the bad guy in the story, and not Jake. He's just an ass and she should have never wasted time on him to begin with, but she was the one that kept the drama alive. I just couldn't really get into this story. I think if it had more comedy... if it was written by Sophie Kinsella or Helen Fielding... it could have been a really good book.