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Rich People Problems

Rich People Problems

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  • Create Date：2022-01-06 05:50:50
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  • Author：Kevin Kwan
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Summary

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER

'Flashy， funny 。。。 Delicious 。。。 A memorable， laugh-out-loud Asian glitz fest that's a pure pleasure to read。' USA Today

Nicholas Young's grandmother Su Yi is on her deathbed。 While he rushes to be by her bedside， he's not the only one。 The entire Shang-Young clan has convened from all corners of the globe to stake claim on their matriarch's massive fortune。 With all parties vying to inherit a trophy estate in the heart of Singapore， Nicholas's childhood home turns into a hotbed of sabotage and scandal。

Taking us from the elegantly appointed mansions of Manila to the secluded private islands in the Sulu Sea， Kevin Kwan's final installment in this irresistible trilogy reveals the long-buried secrets of Asia's most privileged families and their rich people problems。

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Reviews

Shaun O'Meara ，

As the final of the 3 books， this was quite an anticlimactic end。 Without spoilers， I wish more time was spent on the characters and less spent on identifying products and brands

Sarah ，

I really enjoyed this trilogy。 It was funny and fun。 I love how the culture was blended into the stories。 I really enjoyed the plot of this book。 Looking forward to reading more of Kevin Kwan's work！ I really enjoyed this trilogy。 It was funny and fun。 I love how the culture was blended into the stories。 I really enjoyed the plot of this book。 Looking forward to reading more of Kevin Kwan's work！ 。。。more

Katie King ，

Writing noted fashion photographer Nigel Barker into this book… iconic

Mary Hong-Hoang ，

The storytelling and plot twists embedded in this book was beyond anything I could imagine。 Toying with my heart and emotions， I'm satisfied with the ending ！ The storytelling and plot twists embedded in this book was beyond anything I could imagine。 Toying with my heart and emotions， I'm satisfied with the ending ！ 。。。more

Megan Berman ，

Very silly but had a lot of fun reading。

Erica Kaplan ，

Such a fun read！

Terri Dixon ，

Kevin Kwan doesn't disappoint with the third installment of Crazy Rich Asians。 I love the theme， the thread and the resolution。 As always， the characters are rich and multi faceted。 Loved every minute and can't wait for another story！ Kevin Kwan doesn't disappoint with the third installment of Crazy Rich Asians。 I love the theme， the thread and the resolution。 As always， the characters are rich and multi faceted。 Loved every minute and can't wait for another story！ 。。。more

Michelle Davis ，

I very much loved this！ the end was so wholesome everything wrapped up so nicely with a bow。 i honestly feel a little regretful cause this book was really good but i feel like i didn’t devote much of myself to it。 very much enjoyed tho， probably best one out of the series！

Marjorie ，

Rich People Problems is the final book in Kevin Kwan’s “Crazy Rich Asians” trilogy。 Unlike the first two books， the last one does not focus so much on the details of wealth the characters enjoy， but how they are dealing with current events that impact said wealth。 It’s still un-relatable to the common person （I had to look up so many designers and styles of furniture/clothing/houses！） but it’s a fun read and I enjoyed the trilogy！

Summer Rain ，

tI was a little nervous when I opened this book。 The last of a trilogy- would it make or break my experience？ Would the end fit all my hopes and dreams for this incredible cast of characters？ tI’m extremely happy to say I am not disappointed。 Admittedly， when the book started， I grew wary。 Within the first 200 pages， my attention began to drift， and my score came from a 5 to a 4… and then a huge moment hit， far sooner than I expected it would， and bam- my score soared back to a 5， I became total tI was a little nervous when I opened this book。 The last of a trilogy- would it make or break my experience？ Would the end fit all my hopes and dreams for this incredible cast of characters？ tI’m extremely happy to say I am not disappointed。 Admittedly， when the book started， I grew wary。 Within the first 200 pages， my attention began to drift， and my score came from a 5 to a 4… and then a huge moment hit， far sooner than I expected it would， and bam- my score soared back to a 5， I became totally invested in the story， and lost myself in the world of crazy rich asians once more。 tThis book has some serious developments， and ended on a perfect note。 I don’t even want to talk about it， because it’s one of those things I think people need to read for themselves （apologies to all my friends who had to deal with messages of， “Oh my gosh， this just happened”， and photos of the pages）。 However， I’m a book reviewer， and that screams spoilers- so spoiler warning for the rest of this review。tRich People Problems shows so much for how far the cast of this trilogy has come。 There doesn’t appear to be many- or any- storylines left unsettled， which is always a good thing。 It’s overall a happy end to a brilliant trilogy。 Su-Yi’s end was shocking for me， coming right after a happy moment。 I knew it was coming， but it still got me。 It was like a tidal wave， knocking everyone down as it came their way， and the devil was in the details。 A romance book at heart， it choked me up when Rachel finally burst back into the book and Nick dissed everyone to run and hug her when she arrived- showing how hard it is to be away from your partner when hard times hit。 The insane clammer of relatives to find out what Su-Yi left， and Eddie Cheng’s antics when he thought he was the big winner of the chicken dinner， was laughable and so true to real life。 As someone who has witnessed vultures during a funeral before- this was so blatantly honest of the insanity families go through when an old relative dies， just with a bit of a fictional book twist。 I had despised the beginning of this book， in large part because of Eddie， but when he got what was coming for him， it was truly one of the best parts。 If you hated Eddie Cheng in this book， you’re going to love this book。 Fiona， for being a side character， quickly became a favorite of mine for her level headedness and her treatment of her flamboyant， excessive husband。tIn addition， I have to say Su-Yi herself surprised me。 I was so torn on how I felt about her， but her wisdom， and her gentle love of her family， made me gain a whole new respect for her。 I loved flashbacks and moments that showed her true personality， that explained why she did what she did， and I loved how ultimately she displayed a good deal of fairness。 She knew exactly what everyone needed。 I now believe that Nick was her favorite because he was the most like her， out of everyone。 I love how the aftermath of her death was handled- how it was navigated by Rachel and Nick， and how Tyersall Park ended up。 I also loved some of the incredible reveals of the side characters: Oliver’s debts， Cat’s true lineage， Colette and Kitty’s new marriage battles throughout the novel。tOne of the biggest storylines， for me， remained Astrid， Michael， and Charlie。 It stunned me that Michael devolved the way he did， but then so did Isabel， both deteriorating。 Charlie and Astrid’s love life just grew more and more hectic， but it ended perfectly for their characters。 Astrid is still the beautiful girl who doesn’t play by anyone’s rules- the one who threw a Wendy’s frosty in his face， who threw his ring away， and now， who ran off and ends up having sex in a tourist destination。 She’s a liberating character， and while I have no doubt （in my own personal headcanon） that she will marry him in her own time， I respect the ending Mr。 Kwan chose for her: An ending of happiness。tThough it was a small detail， one of my favorite parts of this book was the fate of Peik Lin and Alistair。 It wasn’t a surprise to me， as it just felt right， but it was a nice touch in the end。tI could go on for ages about every storyline， every character， and even the gorgeous end surprise for Nick and Rachel。 It’s a long shot， but I wouldn’t say no to side stories from this cast of characters， or a continuation with the next generation。 Pretty please， Mr。 Kwan？tAn outstanding 5/5 read- though the second book remains my favorite of the trilogy。 。。。more

Kiah ，

This series was such a fun romp， and the commentary on money and what it can do to people was thoughtful and clever。

Kerri ，

I do have some issues with how this one villainizes mental health （something I see way too often with bipolar disorder）

Sherry ，

I honestly don’t know what took me so long to finish this book， I quite enjoyed it， but it kept getting put on the backburner for other books。 Glad I finished the trilogy and get to start the new year fresh。

Geric ，

Wow what an ending to this trilogy！ Some parts were expected， some were definitely surprising， but at the end of the day， everyone gets what they wanted and they all live happily ever after。This book just felt a little more discombobulated than the second one （which happened to be my favorite）。 In short， it was a nice bowtie to end this trilogy。 Can't wait for the movie！ Wow what an ending to this trilogy！ Some parts were expected， some were definitely surprising， but at the end of the day， everyone gets what they wanted and they all live happily ever after。This book just felt a little more discombobulated than the second one （which happened to be my favorite）。 In short， it was a nice bowtie to end this trilogy。 Can't wait for the movie！ 。。。more

Anna ，

As a whole， this series was entertaining like crazy。 The final book brought everything together so creatively， intriguingly， and was a very satisfying read。

Library of ，

3。5*

Katherine ，

I loved this series and the ending - I wanted more！ This was the perfect tone to lift my mood this summer。

Monique Montanino ，

Fun read with eye-opening view of rich people's problems in Asia。 Fun read with eye-opening view of rich people's problems in Asia。 。。。more

Natalie Victoria Ferguson-Crawford ，

I’m going to have to revisit， I couldn’t get into it as I did with the previous books。

Leila Cohan ，

Still terribly written， still so fun。

Ilze ，

Man viņu pietrūks。 Smieklīgi， izklaidējoši un ar tādām saldi laimīgām beigām。 Eh， tās bagāto ļaužu problēmas。 ;）

Jessica ，

This whole series is so fun。 Great beach reads。

Zula ，

Maybe it was because it's the last book in the series， but I really liked it :） Almost as good as the first book Maybe it was because it's the last book in the series， but I really liked it :） Almost as good as the first book 。。。more

lyperbole ，

got a bit Nancy Drew in the middle there but still fun

Kathleen McElaney ，

it’s the reading equivalent of watching the kardashians

Jomar De leon ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 This is how you end a family chaos！！！ From comedic arguments， inheritance battles， world war 2 anecdotes， explaining and navigating generational traumas， rebuilding the old world， petty squabbles， sex scandals - name it and the book has it。 The title ‘Rich People Problems’ is in no way to discredit these types of problems， they are very much real and can be experienced by almost everyone。 Maybe the stakes are just more expansive and higher for them。 In terms of narrative and content， the story i This is how you end a family chaos！！！ From comedic arguments， inheritance battles， world war 2 anecdotes， explaining and navigating generational traumas， rebuilding the old world， petty squabbles， sex scandals - name it and the book has it。 The title ‘Rich People Problems’ is in no way to discredit these types of problems， they are very much real and can be experienced by almost everyone。 Maybe the stakes are just more expansive and higher for them。 In terms of narrative and content， the story is pretty strong on its satirical messages， ‘woke’ advocacies and pretty much carefully nudging sensitive political backgrounds。 I cannot relate to the changes of Singapore， but it’s a universal experience to glance around your childhood space and realize all you have left are sentiments of the past。 The writing style is way better compared to China Rich Girlfriend。 It’s a fast paced， edgy and ‘juicy’ storytelling that makes you want to know every single detail of the gossip。 Sure， this trilogy is time-sensitive。 Many details in the story will be outdated in 2-3 years time， specially the pop culture references。 But the core message on finding new paths and making peace with problematic pasts will resonate forever。 。。。more

Delviy Jacob ，

This is more than a happy ending。 It's a peaceful， worthy， and very realistic ending。 I'm happy， because all of my favorite characters get deserved endings。Astrid is still my favorite character。 unchanged since the first series。 And even after everything she's been through， and turned into her true self， she's perfect in a very good way。 His attitude。 His thoughts。 And his ability in the field of fashion。 Oh she is my new role model。And I have to admit， the plot in this last book really drains v This is more than a happy ending。 It's a peaceful， worthy， and very realistic ending。 I'm happy， because all of my favorite characters get deserved endings。Astrid is still my favorite character。 unchanged since the first series。 And even after everything she's been through， and turned into her true self， she's perfect in a very good way。 His attitude。 His thoughts。 And his ability in the field of fashion。 Oh she is my new role model。And I have to admit， the plot in this last book really drains various emotions with all the twist attacks。 Although the flow is a little slow。the most favorite part is when the storyline turns into a detective story。 The story of Su Yi's past， and the tricks given to Nick。 Oh that's the most exciting part。Anyway， I'm happy with the ending。 This book really shows what the 'rich people problem' is and how the stories of these rich people can teach you a lot of valuable lessons。 。。。more

Adriana Francis ，

You know what， I enjoyed it。 The outrageous depictions of wealth are fun to read and make me want to buy lottery tickets to get my chance at their lives。 Fun read。

Teegan ，

So sad this series is over。 Equally crazy and smart， the whole thing is a riot。

Steven Bayazid ，

It was so good！！ I’ve never read a book and always get more excited to read the next chapter。 It has a lot of flops…。 Love it。Tho I wish it didn’t end like that Also PART3 and the first 5 chapters of PART4 are the bessst！！ And has a lot of surprises ugh love ittt。。 wish we get more book like the 4th and 5th

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