These corners are getting a bit bulky." Mum looks consideringly at the catalog. "Maybe we should fold down if we're not interested in the page.
In the book "Shopaholic & Baby" by Sophie Kinsella, a conversation takes place where a character reflects on how bulky the corners of a catalog have become. This comment indicates a struggle with clutter and the decision-making process around what to keep or discard. The character's suggestion to fold down the pages signifies a practical approach to managing excess information and items in a relationship with consumerism.
This moment highlights a broader theme in the story regarding shopping habits and the emotional ties to material goods. It showcases the internal conflict of wanting to simplify life while being surrounded by the temptations of consumer culture, a recurring motif in the series.
