Book Review: Play Groups & Prosecco: The misadventures of a single mum by Jo Middleton
Play Groups and Prosecco was one of those books that gave me a warm feeling inside. I can’t put my finger on one specific thing …
Play Groups and Prosecco was one of those books that gave me a warm feeling inside. I can’t put my finger on one specific thing …
What would you do to protect your child? Or perhaps the more accurate question is, what wouldn’t you do? Fierce sees a normal mum forced …
The opening line of Lullaby is one of the most powerful I have ever read in a novel. “The baby is dead, it only took …
I love the NHS. Not just because it’s free (which is bloody amazing when you think about it), not just because it’s there for all …
What happens when strangers are asked to live together as brother and sister? Blended families are not such an unusual occurrence these days. But even …
Three different women, each facing challenging turning points in their lives, are brought together through a series of random, and at times utterly excruciating, circumstances. …
It might sound corny, but this book had me at “hello”. Which of us haven’t pushed ourselves to the absolute limit and then beaten ourselves …