Some funny chapters, some okay, a couple boring. Overall I enjoyed it and loved the cat bits.

Ikke lige mig, men holy moly et nice cover!

Some nice laugh out loud moments. Ms. Truss sure is a fun lady.

Some of the articles did seem rather dated now, but on the whole quite a likeable and funny book.

The short stories didn’t keep my interest and there was no impetus to carry on reading. I took over 2 weeks to read this book because I just couldn’t get into it and it barely raised a smile from me.

made me chuckle, but took some getting into.

Completely unremarkable book that was part of a package of books I bought on ebay.

This book is a collection of newspaper columns by the author from the 1990s, centred around living arrangements as a newly-single person, and of course a cat. Amidst the social comment and humour, there's a lot of excellent prose: sharp words; descriptive phrases and so on. I partly bought this because I wondered, as a single person myself, what kinds of similarities and differences there were; the price was right as well. There are plenty of examples that can be generalised to other countries i.e. mine, and plenty more that are specific to location in England. The humour travels well.

Tedious. Often goes off on a tangent and is a struggle to get through with any interest at all.

Really made me laugh and reminded me of how I act with my cats!

A thoroughly entertaining selection of UK columnist's musing on British social life. A great bedside dipper. For my full review please go to http://thebooksmithblog.wordpress.com

I'm fairly certain I read this book, and quickly, but can't remember a thing about it. Guess that means it didn't have much of an impact on me.