In honor of my goddaughter's christening, I will perform 'The Real Slim Shady,' by Eminem, he says confidently.

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In Sophie Kinsella's "Mini Shopaholic," the protagonist expresses his excitement about his goddaughter's christening. He confidently announces that he will entertain the guests by performing 'The Real Slim Shady,' a well-known song by Eminem. This moment highlights his playful and bold personality, showcasing a humorous side amidst the serious occasion of a christening.

This quote illustrates the blend of everyday life with pop culture references that Kinsella effectively weaves into her...

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