The Mummy Bloggers
by Holly Wainwright
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Pub Date Jun 03 2019 | Archive Date Jul 16 2019
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Description
Elle Campbell is a glossy, lycra-clad mum with washboard abs, a ten-year plan and a secret past.
Abi Black has quit sugar, moved to the country and is homeschooling her kids.
Leisel Adams slogs away at her office job each day before rushing home, steeped in guilt, to spend precious moments with her kids before bedtime.
All three share a label that they simultaneously relish and loathe: mummy blogger. And when they are nominated for an award with a hefty cash prize, the scene is set for a brutal and often hilarious battle for hearts, minds-and clicks. As the awards night gets closer, their lies get bigger, their stunts get crazier - and some mistakes from the past become harder and harder to hide.
REVIEWS
‘Wildly entertaining’ Jodi Gibson
'Fun, witty, and beautifully expletive-ridden' Read the Write Act
'The freshest, funniest new voice in fiction since Liane Moriarty' Mia Freedman
‘If you’re looking for a fast paced read that will have you awkwardly smiling in public, GET THIS BOOK’ Summer Lane
‘Funny, perceptive and a must-read' Better Reading
‘LOVED it, I mean laughed out loud in public places while reading it loved it’ Ink and Paper Soul
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781789550542 |
| PRICE | €5.99 (EUR) |
| PAGES | 288 |
Featured Reviews
Librarian 563318
I LOVED this book. I am not a mother, or am planning to be, but I still related to a lot of this novel and enjoyed the humour and overall story-line. Its modern, expect technology via the blogging aspect, but there is still an additional ongoing tale of the three main families that draws the readers attention. Even though you are perhaps expected to like one blogger more than another, there were times in the story where I was empathetic to all three- and even their husbands/wives/partners/kids. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a modern, light, humorous book with an underlying morality.
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