Kinsella is realistic and hiliarious as well as genious in her humor and passion in her books. I reccommend it to everyone.

sophie book lover

But even if you don’t get the order right, it’s no big deal. Each book is a different story, with quick reference to the
one before it, so even if you don’t read the one before you get to understand the context and the story very well

shopaholic” an i loved it soo much. I just bought “shopaholic and sister” and I’m wondering what order all of the shopaholic books should be read in… i’m confused. Id

appreciate anyone who could help me out = )

Helen, dear, what

a sweet comment.
I thank you so much for offering me bringing books, if I need anything I will let you know. And I hope that we’ll be able to meet you in person when

you come in June, you sound like a very nice person.
I also appreciate your thoughtfullness concerning my career life. I took a look at the links, and they look really

interesting. I wish you the very best in getting rid of office work and running your own business wherever you like. I guess Tunisia will be a good target, for lack of such

products here. But you might need to check how it’ll work, I myself don’t know much, but as far as I know, there are many regulations and customs-related limitations

concerning trade.
I would really love more details if you have the time.
My email is: emanakm[at]gmail.com

for taking so long to catch on!!

My name is Helen. I am English and married to a Tunisian man. We live in England but hope to move to live in Tunisia in the future. I

work as a Project Manager for a large multinational Insurance company and I really felt for you when I was reading about the problems you had with your job.

I

know someone else has already offered but if you need any books from England then just let me know as I’m coming to Tunisia at the end of June and it would be no

problem to bring anything for you.
I lived in Hamamamet for one year when we were first married so I know how frustrating it can be to get hold of some

things.

With reference for your job dilemma, I may have something that could be of interest to you. Take a look at http://www.helenchebaane.co.uk - it’s a business I have

recently started with as I am looking for a way to get out of my office job and work for myself. It is an international company and I am hoping to set it up in Tunisia in the

future so take a look and see what you think. Also see http://www.foreverliving.com for more info. If you want to know some more then I can send you some more details. If not,

then no problem - it’s not for everyone.

I will continue to read your blog as it’s very interesting. And remember to let me know if you need anything from UK. Best

wishes, Helen.x

discovered Marian thanks to someone who left his copy of “rachel’s holiday” in the tube Lucky me !!!
At first I thought that the book was so boring that his owner

decided to just get rid off of it. I scanned the first pages quickly and I couldn’t stop laughing, the book was so funny!!

Nj, you’re the sweetest ever. Thank you so much for offering your assistance in books. I will sure let you know if I needed anything. Thanks again.
As for Marian

Keyes, I heard a lot about her and her books, especially: “Angels”, “The Other Side Of The Story” and “Sushi For Beginners”. I found them all and other books of her in the

book fair in Tunis, and hopefully when I’m done with the books I got, I’ll read those and more. Thanks for encouraging me

you liked Sophie Kinsella style you’ll for sure like Marian Keyes. Reading novels written by Marian is like sitting with your best friend while she fills you in on her recent life

and loves.
By the way Eman, I’m in London and books here are quite cheap, so if you want sthing just let me know, I can get it for you and send it to you or bring it with

me when I come to Tunis.