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…
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Book review: Fierce by Gin Phillips
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…
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Book review: Lullaby by Leila Slimani
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…
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Book review: The Language of Kindness – A Nurse’s Story by Christie Watson
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…
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Book review: The Awkward Age By Francesca Segal
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…
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Book review: The Cows by Dawn O’Porter
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….
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Book review: The Supermum Myth
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…