Secrets of a Shoe Addict

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  This was just as good as the one before it. I found it slow starting at first, but once everyone's story was set, the book took off. I love the humor and realness all rolled into one. There were times that you were reading and laughing knowing this could all happen to you if circumstances were there; and then you caught yourself and realized these were great love stories rolled into the humor as well and could place yourself immediately into the moment. Beth Harbison has a great ability to p... (show more)

  This was just as good as the one before it. I found it slow starting at first, but once everyone's story was set, the book took off. I love the humor and realness all rolled into one. There were times that you were reading and laughing knowing this could all happen to you if circumstances were there; and then you caught yourself and realized these were great love stories rolled into the humor as well and could place yourself immediately into the moment. Beth Harbison has a great ability to portray feelings on paper that you feel right along with the character as you are reading. It was a fun and fast read that helped me relax and enjoy the story as it unfolded. It is true there are many women out there with a shoe addiction, myself being one, but I am not sure how many women would go to the lengths these ladies did to support a crazy habit.... accessorizing with the perfect outfit, because you bought the shoes first of course! (show less)

   

   

  by Lori Tompkins Smith on Sep 15, 2009 at 10:48PM

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  The follow up to Shoe Addicts Anonymous, Secrets of a Shoe Addict starts out pretty slow but by the time you're a few chapters in the story is really rolling. Surprisingly witty, by the middle of the book it's easy to find yourself rotating between laughing along and cringing as you know what's about to happen next. The audio book format of this is a great presentation, and the reader gets across all the humor as intended. I laughed far more then I ever expected. This is a better book (IM... (show more)

  The follow up to Shoe Addicts Anonymous, Secrets of a Shoe Addict starts out pretty slow but by the time you're a few chapters in the story is really rolling. Surprisingly witty, by the middle of the book it's easy to find yourself rotating between laughing along and cringing as you know what's about to happen next. The audio book format of this is a great presentation, and the reader gets across all the humor as intended. I laughed far more then I ever expected. This is a better book (IMHO) then Shoe Addicts Anonymous, and the ending is surprisingly strong. Maybe one of the best efforts in the chic-lit genre. (show less)

   

   

  by Facebook User on Aug 07, 2009 at 04:55AM

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