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I was given a free copy of this book from Readers First in exchange for an honest review.
This is the first book I’ve read in this series, and I have to say I was quite surprised at how much I enjoyed the book. I wasn’t sure what the book would hold, whilst I expected some laughs and jokes, I suppose I wasn’t expecting it to be quite as funny as I found it.
My initial worry was that it would be full of over the top smugness, a mum who harped on about how she effortlessly manages home life, work life and still had time to hang out with her friends. I felt it might net mums inspired - if you know, you know.
Thankfully, it was largely relatable and not over the top with the drama and making it seem unbelievable. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the swearing and learning new insults.
I enjoyed the format of the book as being split like a diary, this helped as there was a point to work towards and helped build drama.
I would say personally I wasn’t the biggest fan of the unnecessary capitalisation for every group of people or type of people throughout the book, I’m not sure if this is a theme that runs through the series of books by this author. I am now looking forward to reading the other books.
This is the first book I’ve read in this series, and I have to say I was quite surprised at how much I enjoyed the book. I wasn’t sure what the book would hold, whilst I expected some laughs and jokes, I suppose I wasn’t expecting it to be quite as funny as I found it.
My initial worry was that it would be full of over the top smugness, a mum who harped on about how she effortlessly manages home life, work life and still had time to hang out with her friends. I felt it might net mums inspired - if you know, you know.
Thankfully, it was largely relatable and not over the top with the drama and making it seem unbelievable. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the swearing and learning new insults.
I enjoyed the format of the book as being split like a diary, this helped as there was a point to work towards and helped build drama.
I would say personally I wasn’t the biggest fan of the unnecessary capitalisation for every group of people or type of people throughout the book, I’m not sure if this is a theme that runs through the series of books by this author. I am now looking forward to reading the other books.