Welcome to Litsy!

Love this series of books. Definitely worth a read especially if you are a parent

I absolutely love chick lit and read a lot of it and this didn't disappoint.
One of the best books I have read in a while.
"Mummy" is Ellen, late forties, her husband is out of the picture (though not divorced) and she is left at home With their two teens Jane and Peter.
Harassed bullying the kids through their exams and trying to deal with the stresses and dramas in her own life and also her friend with the child that is a reproduction of Chucky!

Very good. Continues the Why Mummy's series. Love how this author can make the subject of parenthood both relatable to non parents and parents. This is done by showing the reality of parenthood so that parents can relate to and to the non parents it is a warts and all guide to children . Very funny as it also has bits about life in general that we all seen or been in the same situation with.

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Katie has now officially joined the ranks of #kal (Kittens against literacy) after half an hour of walking up and down in front of my book,trying to eat the edges of the book has now sat down on it! And if you saw my post last week with her sitting on my copy of The Witches of Eastwick (though I think she was doing me a favour on that on😂) sitting on my books is her new hobby.

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Utterly hilarious and a must for parents. This just cracked me up. Its so funny and real. Plus utterly relatable in many ways. I love that its spread across the whole year and the ending sums it up wonderfully. 5* read. Maybe best of the year. #Netgalley
6pts for #TeamSlaughter
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Out October 15 in the UK 📚 📖