Life in Pieces: From the Sunday Times Bestselling author of So Lucky, comes a bold, brilliant, and hilarious book to curl up with 2021

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Straight away Dawn echoes my own feelings when she mentions how she bought herself a diary at the start of this year....only to see the majority of it empty feeling sad. I look at mine, see and feel the same. I hear you sister!

Dawn O'Porter is a British writer and television personality. She is known for authoring acclaimed books like 'Paper Aeroplanes' (2013) and 'Life in Pieces' (2020). Who is Dawn O'Porter? What should you expect? Tears, belly laughs and to come out the other side wanting Dawn O’Porter to be your best friend’ Marie Claire

6. My Lies, Your Lies by Susan Lewis

As soon as I saw the many photo images of them both... I immediately recognized Dawn’s funny-guy-comic-talented actor husband, Chris O’Porter, from several offbeat great movies he stars in. O'Porter is a British writer and TV presenter. She happens to be married to Chris O'Dowd, the Irish actor, or O'Dowd is married to her. They have two young children and live in LA. After the wedding ceremony, O'Dowd tweeted a photo of himself and Porter cuddling up in matching full-body sweatsuits, captioning, "Just married!!!!" Porter also shared the news with her fans, describing their wedding as a three-day love fest. She tweeted, "Twas a 3 day love fest. Sure, I have an amazing husband, but I also have the most smashing pals imaginable. It continues… #singsong.”

audiobook listening, reading, writing, guns, ( NOT A FAN), politics, riots, racism, worrying about the vast amount of people around the world hurting, childcare, pet care, cigarettes, ( not a fan), living in Los Angeles, her British family, television and movies, and eye-opening insights about clothes, ( her points of view were quite interesting), Her sadness is rationalised. She feels she was young enough to have “scraped through”. “It’s a different kind of grief. It’s an unexplainable gap in your life where you always wonder, but it’s not like I lost her when I was older and have someone to miss.”

9. The Vow by Debbie Howells

Parts of the book were funny and slightly relatable, such as some parenting moments but the rest of it, not so much. Later, she decided to create adult fiction after becoming a mother and revealed that she felt like a grownup after having a child.