Book #3 : Who's That Girl by Alexandra Potter

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When I first saw this book, the first thing which really catches my eyes was the front cover. They've got the whole books of Alexandra Potter on the shelf. And they are beautiful and catchy.

"The cover are cute." So I took them back, Mr.Darcy and Me and Who's That Girl with the cheapest price in town.

Back at home, I was actually half way to the end of Giffin's book. But I decided to swicth on Potter's writing.

Alexandra Potter's Review :

If only you knew then what you know now…

Imagine you could go back ten years and meet your younger self – would you recognise her? And what advice would you give?

• Wear sunscreen
• Back away from those PVC trousers
• DON’T give that idiot your phone number
• Lemon juice won’t bleach your hair – it just attracts wasps…
• He's The One - don't let him get away 

For Charlotte Merryweather, there’s no need to imagine. She’s about to find out for real.  With some surprising consequences… 

My Review :

Charlotte is at her 30s and she own a successful PR firm. Basically, she's one busy woman who got her thing organized from A-Z.She read a self-help books, she have her own personal trainer,brilliant assistant Beatrice and Miles the boyfriend the property developer.

She met her younger-self through one of the particular route in London. And that she decide to follow the road and come to her surprise she saw the house where she used to live 10 years ago.

She made friend with her younger-self and decide to teach Lottie about few simple things of life's like "do not sleep with Billy Romani", "do not wear that PVC trousers" and "clean the face before you hit the sack."

She even realize that the barman Oliver was having a crush on her since 10 years ago. And when they met, he hates her.

But life doesn't always sweet. Sometime mistakes just have to be made.

Like me,

I had this thin line of eyebrows when I was 14 and I thought that they are cool. When I looked back at my photos again, I know how horrible I am.

Rating : 8/10