More Confessions of a Forty-Something F**k Up: The WTF AM I DOING NOW? Follow Up to the Runaway Bestseller (Confessions, 2)

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Grounded in familiar everyday family and work situations, these situations remain plausible despite being a work of fiction. Life, like us, is a sum of moving parts, and if we're lucky, we get to keep f**king up and figuring it out and laughing in the face of it all. Nell, fairly quickly, finds herself engaged to her long-term chap, Edward, which brings with it a whole new raft of problems.

I like that this is a realistic and relatable book with characters that are experiencing the same problems as all the rest of us. She learns not only that ‘while broken hearts heal…you never forget’, but also the need to be true to yourself.More of all the fabulous characters plus some delightful new ones, this book is funny and moving in equal measure. Born and raised in Yorkshire, Alexandra lived for several years in LA before settling back in the UK.

It’s a reminder that we never really get there and it’s about the journey of life not the fantasy of finally getting to that ‘goal’ so as to be happy. If you’re looking for a laugh out loud until you snort and can’t breathe anymore then definitely pick this one up. Once again Alexandra Potter had me howling with laughter until I had to stop because I couldn’t see through my tears. FOGO – fear of going out, of dragging clothes from the wardrobe which haven’t seen the light of day since March 2020 and seem to have shrunk; seeing people we haven’t seen in over a year and having to overcome the awkward, ‘Do we elbow bump or hug? This novel isn't just a sequel; it's a continuation of a journey that reminds us that life's path is rarely linear.I’ve done it myself: posted the photo of four smiling faces with a ‘what a lovely day with besties – and so lucky with the weather. It gives new meaning to the Girl Guide motto: Be prepared - and provides good jumper storage, under the bed, in the meantime.

Everyone no matter what age you are needs to read this because it's true and we don't always feel like we have our shot together. Even when life appears to be going well, there’s always things to be grateful for as well as those sent to try us. Forty-something f**k up Nell Stevens had gone from rock-bottom to ticking all the boxes: a successful podcast and West End play, a new flat and boyfriend to boot. arī daudz uzskatāmāki piemēri tam, cik ļoti visi mēdz kļūdīties un justies kā neveiksminieki tad, kad visi citi domā, ka tev ir viss ir ļoti labi. I can't tell you how happy I was to be able to catch up with Nell - I adored "Confessions of a Forty - Something.It all makes relationships much harder than when we were carefree teenagers, setting out in life, and as all teenagers will tell you, that’s hard enough.