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A funny, wise and touching look at all the issues closest to our hearts. The novel grown-up girls have been waiting for.

Trade Review
Bridget Jones for grown-ups! . . . Women "of a certain age" will relate to Hope as she struggles to make sense of her life. An enjoyable holiday read. * My Weekly *
The novel is fun and frothy and very good * Evening Standard *
A witty, involving novel * Easy Living *
A statement of intent, if ever there was one! * Choice *
Funny, spiky, and with the ring of truth on every page * Rosie Thomas *
Funny, perceptive - I absolutely loved it. * Penny Vincenzi *
Funny, wise and proof that the perfect heroine doesn't have to be a chardonnay-swilling thirty-something, this made me laugh and weep from start to finish. Linda Kelsey has the knack of making you care about her characters and she deals with huge issues with the lightest touch. I wish I'd written this! * Cathy Kelly *
Funny, wise, true and not just for women of fifty! * Wendy Holden *
Compulsive and poignant with well drawn characters. * Catherine Alliott *
This is a coming-of-age novel with a difference. The age in question is 50, which these days is arguably more difficult to handle than those awkward teenage years. Wise, witty and wonderful. * Sue Peart, You Magazine *

Fifty is Not a FourLetter Word

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      Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 09/08/2007
      ISBN13: 9780340933398, 978-0340933398
      ISBN10: 0340933399

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A funny, wise and touching look at all the issues closest to our hearts. The novel grown-up girls have been waiting for.

      Trade Review
      Bridget Jones for grown-ups! . . . Women "of a certain age" will relate to Hope as she struggles to make sense of her life. An enjoyable holiday read. * My Weekly *
      The novel is fun and frothy and very good * Evening Standard *
      A witty, involving novel * Easy Living *
      A statement of intent, if ever there was one! * Choice *
      Funny, spiky, and with the ring of truth on every page * Rosie Thomas *
      Funny, perceptive - I absolutely loved it. * Penny Vincenzi *
      Funny, wise and proof that the perfect heroine doesn't have to be a chardonnay-swilling thirty-something, this made me laugh and weep from start to finish. Linda Kelsey has the knack of making you care about her characters and she deals with huge issues with the lightest touch. I wish I'd written this! * Cathy Kelly *
      Funny, wise, true and not just for women of fifty! * Wendy Holden *
      Compulsive and poignant with well drawn characters. * Catherine Alliott *
      This is a coming-of-age novel with a difference. The age in question is 50, which these days is arguably more difficult to handle than those awkward teenage years. Wise, witty and wonderful. * Sue Peart, You Magazine *

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