Remember Me?

by Sophie Kinsella
Remember Me? cover
Good Books rating 3.33
Contemporary Fiction
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  • ID: 5050
  • Added: 2025-10-22
  • Updated: 2025-10-24
  • ISBN: 9780593053898
  • Publisher: Random House
  • Published: 2008-01-01
  • Formats: 1
  • Reviews: 3

Lexi wakes up from a car accident to discover she's not the same person she remembers. It's 2007, and she's now a successful, married woman with a life she can't recall. Armed with a 'manual of her marriage,' she tries to navigate her new reality, but soon realizes that her perfect life is far from what it seems. Her colleagues hate her, a rival threatens her job, and a mysterious man appears, dropping a bombshell that could change everything. As Lexi struggles to remember her past, she must confront the truth about her life and the choices that led her here./n/nThe more Lexi learns about her new self, the more she questions the life she's built. Her husband's manual offers guidance, but it also raises more questions. With the help of the disheveled stranger, she begins to unravel the secrets of her past, leading to a series of unexpected twists and turns. As she gets closer to the truth, she must decide whether the life she's forgotten is worth remembering or if it's better left buried.

Reviews
The Lit Pub · 2025-02-17
fun 3.50

The book is a fun and light read that made the reviewer laugh multiple times. It's not a literary classic, but it's entertaining.

The reviewer found 'Remember Me?' to be a delightful and easy read, perfect for a quick escape. They appreciated the humor and lightheartedness, noting that it made them laugh out loud several times. While it's not a profound literary work, it serves its purpose as a fun and engaging story. The reviewer also mentioned that the book explores some deeper themes, adding a layer of complexity to the otherwise lighthearted narrative.

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    All in all, Remember Me? is a fun and light read.

    It is definitely no literary classic, but it made me laugh to myself many times.

    The book explores some deeper reflections on identity and personal growth.

This Chick Reads · 2024-11-04
enjoyable 4.00

The book is a lighthearted, amnesia-driven romp with some laugh-out-loud moments and deeper reflections on identity and personal growth.

The reviewer enjoyed 'Remember Me?' for its lighthearted and amusing take on amnesia. They found the story to be a quick and easy read, with moments that made them laugh out loud. Beyond the humor, the reviewer appreciated the deeper reflections on identity and personal growth, which added depth to the narrative. Overall, they found it to be an enjoyable and engaging read.

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    A lighthearted, amnesia-driven romp with a few laugh-out-loud moments.

    Surprisingly, some deeper reflections on identity and personal growth.

    An enjoyable and engaging read.

One Minute Book Reviews · 2010-01-11
mixed 2.50

The reviewer found the premise of the book to be creaky and the story to become increasingly improbable.

The reviewer was critical of 'Remember Me?' for its reliance on a creaky premise and an increasingly improbable plot. They found the story to be entertaining but ultimately flawed due to its unrealistic elements. Despite this, they acknowledged that the book had its moments of charm and humor. The reviewer's overall impression was mixed, appreciating the lightheartedness but noting the weaknesses in the plot.

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    In Remember Me? she hangs her story on a creaky device – a young woman develops amnesia after a car accident.

    Her tale gets more improbable from there.

    The book had its moments of charm and humor.

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