Joanie Demer and Heather Wheeler write a coupon and savings
blog called, TheKrazyCouponLady.com and Joanie has starred on TLC
Channels “Extreme Couponing”. The two started out as college roommates and
now teach thousands of people every year how to save money by couponing.
The book is loaded with great information including insider tips to most of the well known stores in the country. They also tell the reader where to find coupons, and how to organize them. They teach us why it important to learn store policies regarding coupons and suggest saving options to pay down your financial debt. I found this book very up-to-date and well organized and would recommend it to anyone interested in saving money.
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Confessions of a Shopaholic/Sophie Kinsella/350 Pages
Adapted into a movie.
This book was pretty good, and very easy to read. I was done reading it before I knew it. It was a nice story, and had several humorous spots throughout. The characters weren't developed as well as they could have been, and considering the movie was rated PG, I was not expecting there to be so much language in it. The ending was OK, but kind of left you hanging, but there's several sequels, so I'm sure that will be taken cake of in the next book. I saw the movie first, and the movie doesn't follow the book much at all, really, except that the main characters have the same names and she has a shopping addiction, debt, and works as a financial journalist. That was a bit disappointing, because I actually liked the way the movie went with the storyline. But overall it was a nice book and I enjoyed reading it.
This book was pretty good, and very easy to read. I was done reading it before I knew it. It was a nice story, and had several humorous spots throughout. The characters weren't developed as well as they could have been, and considering the movie was rated PG, I was not expecting there to be so much language in it. The ending was OK, but kind of left you hanging, but there's several sequels, so I'm sure that will be taken cake of in the next book. I saw the movie first, and the movie doesn't follow the book much at all, really, except that the main characters have the same names and she has a shopping addiction, debt, and works as a financial journalist. That was a bit disappointing, because I actually liked the way the movie went with the storyline. But overall it was a nice book and I enjoyed reading it.
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