The (not that Bad at all, in fact brilliant) Reviews:

‘It might not sound like the average Mother’s Day gift, but Kate Long’s funny and moving novel will have mums and daughters laughing in recognition. It’s the story of three generations of women struggling to do their best: single mother Karen, exhausted but with enough optimism intact to be looking for Mr Right; her teenage daughter Charlotte, shocked by the life-changing results of her first brush with romance; and Nan, increasingly enfeebled but still sharp enough to understand the turmoil unfolding around her. It’s not quite happy families, but all the more believable for it.’
RED magazine

‘The latest word-of-mouth publishing sensation. Beautifully judged…there is hardly a false note’
The Guardian

‘A hilarious and refreshing look at the pleasures and pitfalls of motherhood. This is a must-read for all new mums and mums-to-be’
Daily Telegraph

‘A heart-warming read on what it means to be a mum’
The Sun

‘A funny and wise picture of the impatience and indestructible love of families’
Observer

‘Insightful and compelling’
Heat magazine top 10