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![Mad about You: The biggest romcom of 2022: heart-warming, laugh-out loud funny and wonderfully romantic by [Mhairi McFarlane]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/4179Gjkt60L._SY346_.jpg)
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Are you mad about Mhairi?
The queen of romcom, Mhairi McFarlane has sold nearly 2 million copies of her books. Born in Scotland in 1976, she now lives in Nottingham, with a man and a cat.
Don’t miss her brand-new romantic comedy, Mad About You, coming April 2022.
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| Mad About You | Last Night | If I Never Met You | Don't You Forget About Me | Who's That Girl? | It's Not Me It's You | |
| Mhari's brand new romcom coming April 2022 | 'I loved, loved, loved this book’ Marian Keyes, 2021 | 'A total joy to read’ Louise O’Neill, 2020 | ‘Beautiful, funny and heartbreaking’ Giovanna Fletcher, 2019 | ‘Totally hilarious and wincingly real’ Jenny Colgan, 2016 | ‘Witty, sharp and giggle-inducing’ Heat, 2014 |
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A deliciously satisfying slice of literary cake... possibly gateaux. Mmm. Cake.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 April 2022
Apparently photos will help this review - I don't have any photos of my Kindle and its a bit knackered and battered now so, enjoy this totally irrelevant drawing of some guinea pigs I did a while ago for a purpose I now forget.Anyway - I nearly read the book on holiday, except I kept falling asleep because holidays are exhausting, particularly when I got my wheelchair stuck in a hole, had to be rescued and nearly wet myself laughing - so I only read half the book on holiday. I read the rest at home today, at my desk, whilst I was meant to be working - because it is that excellent, I couldn't not finish it ASAP.It's another gorgeous chunk of believable, relatable characters, plot lines that go where they should without being sickly or twee, a story that satisfies without overloading the reader with impossibly sugary naff rubbish!For every 'nah it wouldn't happen' situation... Mhairi counters that with the characters doubts, exactly the doubts you'd have if it really happened... for every 'too good to be true'... Mhairi tempers things with a dose of reality - but not so much as to make the story too gritty or grim.As ever, this is everything chick-lit should be, and more. The cream of the crop, the icing on the cake, with a cherry on top.It was particularly kind of Mhairi and her publisher to release this just as I was going on holiday, and I thank her for that forethought. Hopefully she will read this and become my friend/write me into one of her books/both of those things/not get an injuction to stop me posting on her FB page.If you like chick-lit, read this book. If you THINK you don't like chick-lit, read it anyway. Basically if you like to read stories that are funny, and friendly, and warm, and a bit exciting and don't have gore and murder and rogue police officers so on... give it a go (I like all those things too, I mean I'll read the back of the shampoo bottle.. but sometimes you want cake, not a super hot spicy curry!).Just read it ok!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 April 2022
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