Can You Keep A Secret?

Can You Keep A Secret? - Book Review

The 4th book I read for my 24 books of 2017 was Can You Keep A Secret? by Sophie Kinsella.

After the tear filled ending of King's Cage, I needed something light and fun.

Can You Keep A Secret? by Sophie Kinsella

Paperback: 368 pages Publisher: Dial Press Trade Paperback; Reprint edition (March 1, 2005)

If you've ever read the Shopaholic series, then you've probably already fallen in love with Sophie Kinsella. She writes about these girls who could be anybody. They are really good in some parts of their life and crummy in others. She does it in this laugh out loud, captivating way.

This book is about Emma Corrigan, who accidentally tells all of her most deep dark private secrets to a stranger during a traumatic plane ride. When she gets back to work, she is shocked and embarrassed to see that he's one of the big bosses at her job. This book was awesome, and everything I needed and wanted it to be. I read it in about two days. Definitely a chicklit book. I'd recommend this to any of my girl friends looking for a light, quick, by the pool type of read.

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