So I confess that, at first, I wasn't really that fussed by this book. I felt that it was trying to hard to be the new Bridget Jones' Diary (and when you emulate a book that was so popular you're setting yourself up for a fall).
However, almost despite myself, the further I read the more I enjoyed Frankie's dairy of 2018.
Any Mummy (single or not) will recognise the playgroup scenarios, the annoying behaviour of 3 year olds and the general laughability of men on Tinder. That's why this book works so well. We can see real life in it. Sure some may be a little exaggerated but much of it is true life, warts and all.
It also avoids an cliched romantic ending, just giving a hint of potential partnerships to come.
Overall a funny, feel good book - I just wish it had left out the slightly tedious Jaffa cake count.
However, almost despite myself, the further I read the more I enjoyed Frankie's dairy of 2018.
Any Mummy (single or not) will recognise the playgroup scenarios, the annoying behaviour of 3 year olds and the general laughability of men on Tinder. That's why this book works so well. We can see real life in it. Sure some may be a little exaggerated but much of it is true life, warts and all.
It also avoids an cliched romantic ending, just giving a hint of potential partnerships to come.
Overall a funny, feel good book - I just wish it had left out the slightly tedious Jaffa cake count.