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Book SynopsisA delight' StylistFunny, real and caring' YOU MagazineFunny, irreverent and moving everything you would expect from the thick-fringed presenter who's won a place in the nation's hearts' The SunFull of hilarious insights' Vanity FairA SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLERFunny, moving and truthful QuiteClaudia Winkleman'swarmth, humour, no-holds-barred attitude and smoky eye have made her the favourite broadcaster of millions and a much-loved household name.In this, her first ever book, Claudia invites us all into her world. She shares her observations on topics such as the importance of melted cheese, why black coats are vital, how it's never okay to have sex with someone who has an opinion on your date outfit, how nurses are our most precious national treasure, and why colourful clothing is only for the under 10s (if you're reading this sporting a bright red jumper and you're 9, great! If you're older, sorry).This is a love letter to life the real, sometimes messy kind. Quite celebrates friendship
Trade Review‘Funny, irreverent and moving… everything you would expect from the thick-fringed presenter who’s won a place in the nation’s hearts’ The Sun
‘Filled with humour that's perfectly balanced with wisdom, reading it makes you feel like you're having a good gossip with her’ Red
‘A delight’ Stylist
‘Full of hilarious insights’ Vanity Fair
‘Full of humour, quirkiness and astute observations’ Prima
‘This charming, warm-hearted book proves just what an intelligent, quick-witted woman Claudia is’ Woman & Home
‘A wonderfully honest read’ Good Housekeeping
‘Funny, real and caring’ YOU Magazine
‘Effervescent and engaging’ The Mirror
‘An effervescent and fun read’ S Magazine
‘A warm, heartfelt look at the little things in life’. Radio Times
‘An entertainingly opinionated miscellany of personal wisdom’ The Sunday People
‘Light-hearted but also powerful’ The Daily Record
‘Witty and entertaining’ Heat
‘A must-read’ Hello
‘Smart, hilarious, self-deprecating’ Vanessa Feltz, Daily Express
‘Entertainingly opinionated’ The Sunday Express Magazine
‘A warm, witty look at modern life’ Cosmopolitan
