I'll remember this one.
587299
I shouldn't have started this at 7am because I couldn't stop until it was over.

Just the right length, probably. I might need to read it again to understand the timeline exactly.

Fantastic prose. Painful story. Good stuff.
3503584
As advertised.  When it inevitably breaks, I'll try to remember to post how long it took.
1325622
Nicely done.  I will enjoy this one. Extremely detailed.
4396841
While not the most memorable book I've ever read, Sophie Kinsella nevertheless manages to engage and captivate me through most of Remember Me?. Lexi Smart is suffering from amnesia. She thinks it is 2004 when in reality, it is 2007, and what a 2007 it is!

Lexi is married, she is a power-hungry, ambitious boss at the company she works for, and she seems to have lost all the things that used to make her Lexi Smart. As Lexi tries to understand her new life, tries to find joy with her husband, she is starting to realize that what she wants to remember most, is who she really is.

Kinsella always manages to tug at my heart strings, and Remember Me? does it once again. While the amnesiac storyline has been played out in hundreds of fiction titles, and while the author does not really bring anything truly new and creative to this story, this does not matter all that much because Lexi is a character you will come to care about. There is heart and vibrancy in her characterization and that makes her struggle come alive on the pages.

While some of the events in the story seem a tad silly, Remember Me? moves past them and lets readers truly get to know Lexi. She is an interesting character and she, more than anything, makes this story memorable and worth reading.

I can always count on Sophie Kinsella for a hearty laugh and a slightly implausible but nevertheless satisfying story. Remember Me? fits that formula successfully. I think you'll go away with a smile on your face after reading this story. I did at least, and that is the mark of enjoyable storytelling more than anything else.
2335306
I hope I remember how to use it after the one time my tech-savvy nephew showed me, but I guess it's one more necessary contraption when I do!
2287171
I watched this again as a reminder of what the greatest generation went through. I believe that we need to be reminded. It would be a terrible thing to forget. Highly recommend.
1423160
When I was young I despised learning "old dead" history. I don't know exactly when I realized that unless we remember history and the lessons learned, it will repeat itself. This story is exactly that reminder. I wish the story had a different ending; I will always remember it's hauntingly true reminder for mortals to live looking forward, not back, and let God judge.
1855608
I read it when it first came out, and still remember it. This purchase was on behalf of a friend in jail who requested it. I'm happy to report that it got to him.
3566045
This book remind me what we are here. I am going to star my own business soon and  I will put in practice the knowledge of the book.
3097022
Keep up the good work. If I say any more I would just repeat my self.  One of the very best.
4843341
but I remember it quite well. I read it very fast..and I did a lot of reflecting along the way. It was written in a very comfortable style. I do remember that I thought it was an excellent book.
1992117
I remembered this movie from 40 years ago. I could only remember parts of it from then, but watching it now I can understand why I remembered it. May not be the best movie ever, but it is not bad either.
3250615
Will read again many times, to continue to remind myself what half of my journey I'm in. Sometimes we need reminded by others.
2451174
I don't remember the story too much but I remember enjoying it because I didn't mark it as terrible so I think I am going to give it another shot.
4278
A fine, warm remembrance. I fully intend to read it to my own Grandchildren. Hope to see more of the same from Mr. Borom.
2849912
It's hard to remember this book as it has been several months since I read it, but I do remember what it was about and that I liked it very much.
3797024
My wife and I both had one of these when we were youngsters.
Once in a while, the tune is one that gets stuck in our heads and we'll whistle the tune togoether and reminisce.
Now we have grandkids, and this is for them - to be kept and Nana and Papi's house.
One little thing that we'll pass on.
And it's just what we remember.