What's That Lady Doing?

For fans of Really Good Actually and I'm Glad My Mom Died 'M oving, hilarious and generally astonishing' - Guardian ' The most fun a reader can have this summer ' - Daisy Buchanan ' Brave, funny and moving ' - Aisling Bea ' A deftness that catches your breath ' - Fern Brady ' An incredible piece of writing ' - Brett Goldstein ' Interrogates moments of trauma with insight, kindness and humanity ' - John Robins This is a book about mistakes. And why we should de-flower shame in all its messy, complicated glory... This book contains tales of dead dads, pretend dead dads, getting barred from an osteopath's, getting arrested, sex crimes and forgiveness. I used to be addicted to boys and alcohol and then men and alcohol and then some other things. I was a little unhinged. I've got some great stories about when I was as mad as cheese and then some more stories about how I got less mad and more happy. If that's the sort of thing you're after, please pick me up and take me to bed (that's the book speaking so a little joke there).

For fans of Really Good Actually and I'm Glad My Mom Died 'M oving, hilarious and generally astonishing' - Guardian ' The most fun a reader can have this summer ' - Daisy Buchanan ' Brave, funny and moving ' - Aisling Bea ' A deftness that catches your breath ' - Fern Brady ' An incredible piece of writing ' - Brett Goldstein ' Interrogates moments of trauma with insight, kindness and humanity ' - John Robins This is a book about mistakes. And why we should de-flower shame in all its messy, complicated glory... This book contains tales of dead dads, pretend dead dads, getting barred from an osteopath's, getting arrested, sex crimes and forgiveness. I used to be addicted to boys and alcohol and then men and alcohol and then some other things. I was a little unhinged. I've got some great stories about when I was as mad as cheese and then some more stories about how I got less mad and more happy. If that's the sort of thing you're after, please pick me up and take me to bed (that's the book speaking so a little joke there).