Confessions of a Forty-Something F**k Up: The Funniest WTF AM I DOING? Novel of the Year (Confessions, 1)

Reviews

Naomi Fendell

I needn't have worried as I raced through it. I cannot thank Alexandra Potter, Pan Macmillan and Readers First enough for sending me what will surely be one of my favourite reads of the year! From start to finish I have read this with a huge smile on my face.

anna pollitt

I loved their little battles over the thermostat and the toilet rolls. ). After running a successful business in America with her fiancé, she suddenly finds herself back in the UK, alone and faced with having to move back into her parents' house. This book was just the tonic I needed (gin and tonic if you are Nell).

Chloe

I'll spoil this review for you from the top, this was my first five star read of 2021 and it deserves every single star! It's been a long wait for it due to the publication date being put back, but at last it's here and it was everything I hoped for and more.

Nicola Jackson

I have laughed out loud to some parts and cried at others but everything was so relatable and like a comfort blanket knowing your not alone in feeling like a failure at life. I am very much the target reader for this book which is advertised accurately as a "modern Bridget Jones.