Have You Got Anything Stronger?

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Set in just under a year, we follow the lives of our characters; Sally, whose kids may be actual demons and is starting to think a mild concussion sounds like a spa day. For fans of Why Mummy Drinks , this next-generation Bridget Jones's Diary will resonate with women who, between running late for playdates, meetings and Ocado deliveries, have realised that the hamster wheel never stops turning, and it may be too late to crash out. I guess Kaavia James is still a bit young for reading memoirs, but I was curious if Zaya read the book in full yet?

Exchanging Valentines can be an awkward process, especially when you consider “Vinegar Valentines” and other snarky sentiments - whatever your tastes, enjoy the sweet and sour cards alike in this gallery! Sharp, smart and satirical - this playful exploration into growing up and growing old is full of witty observational humour about the utter absurdity of modern life. is a sharp and furiously funny novel about being married with two children and having a husband whose tits are bigger than yours.Follow a year in the life of four good friends as they navigate husbands, lovers, children, careers (what's left of them) and question their harassed realities. Frankly, after being so open and honest in my writing, I wasn’t sure there was more of me I was ready to share. We delve into double standards, unpaid mental labour, body hair, menopause, bad sex and good sex - all the things we aren't meant to talk about let alone complain about.

follows a year in the life of four best friends as they navigate careers, friendship, love, sex, money and children. Our narrator stays nameless until roughly half way through (husband however never graduates to a name). I definitely did not learn husband’s name and perhaps this is intentional to generalise the thoughts and feelings of most middle aged men and women as I can name every other character. The funniest take on love and marriage I’ve read in years – possibly ever’ – SANTA MONTEFIORE ‘Social satire at its finest’ – CANDACE BUSHNELL ‘I fell over laughing’ CLAUDIA WINKLEMAN Have You Got Anything Stronger? The existence of the children allows us to be introduced to the school run mums in scenes that remind me both of Motherland and the nonsense that schools now insist on such as “joining a portal”.I devoured this book over 24 hours, it was such light reading, incredibly funny and one of those books that I think is relatable for many people. I take you on a girl's night at Chateau Marmont, and I also talk to Isis, my character from Bring It On. Even as I’m talking to you and we’re swinging between the light and the dark within the same sentence, I have to admit I feel thrown.