Rebecca's position at Successful Saving doesn't eradicate her addiction, but the more she's around Luke Brandon, and the more she writes for him, the more she settles into the Girl in the Green Scarf role. 'Real' presents were fancy things that didn't last a month 'fake' presents were dull things that would last a long time. Awesome, but Impractical / Boring, but Practical: How Rebecca defined a 'real present' and a 'fake present' in her youth.However, if Derek Smeath had refused to accept thousands of dollars in American coins, legally Rebecca's debts would still be considered paid off. In real life there's no law requiring merchants to accept coins as a means of payment. Artistic License – Law: Rebecca pays off her debts in full to Derek Smeath with jars of coins.All Women Love Shoes: Shoes are prominently featured in Rebecca's horde of purchases, and she spends the entire movie dressed in flashy high heels.

Affectionate Nickname: Suze often calls Rebecca 'Bex' for short.Adapted Out: The Websters, who are neighbors and close friends of the Bloomwoods are nowhere to be seen.The movie depicts Rebecca as redheaded and brown-eyed and Suze as a brunette. Adaptation Dye-Job: The book series describes Rebecca as brunette and green-eyed and Suze as a blonde.The film follows her recalling how this sorry state came to be and illustrates her attempts to overcome the detrimental affliction and work her way out of debt. The story follows Rebecca Bloomwood, a self-professed shopaholic who has bought her way into debt with her many, many, many purchases. Hogan and stars Isla Fisher as the central character, Rebecca Bloomwood, the shopaholic journalist. Confessions of a Shopaholic is a 2009 film adaptation of the Shopaholic series of novels by Sophie Kinsella.

Confessions of a shopaholic series