Bit late but these were my reading stats for May. Hit a bit of a slump towards the end so didn't really read much. Not sure what June will bring as it's my last working month before redundancy hits. Best read is the tagged one.
I am using the tagged book for this prompt for my #52booksin52weekschallenge
@Schnoebs
pickVery good. If Helen Fielding and Gill Sims had a baby it would be Jo Middleton. Humourous and a delight to read even if you don't have children of your own it still appeals to the modern woman and all the issues we face as it deals with modern life in such a fresh way you will see a little bit of yourself in Frankie whoever you are. Thank you #Readersfirst for the free copy.
#Penquin
Love a good typo!!! On the left page she sets up a date for Wednesday and then on the right page under Monday's entry she says that she is worrying about Tomorrow's date so correct me if I am wrong but shouldn't that be under Tuesday's entry? 😂🤦📚📖
pickThis was such a funny and very real book. It's so easy to relate to much of what happens to Frankie. So many parents feel the way she does, I know I certainly have. The story is written in a diary format which I really liked. The story was strong and so very real. It also made me laugh many times. A brilliant, funny light read. The scene with the fountain was hilarious and loved the ending. It finished the story so perfectly too.
#Netgalley
Have won a copy from #Readersfirst 🎊🎉 Thank you to everyone who wished me luck 😘📚📖
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