Alright. I went through a Marian Keyes faze where I really liked her sense of humor.

This is a collection of events that have been experienced by Marian. At times it's quite funny and other times reflective. At the end of the book, there are a couple of short stories.

Fun if you have an afternoon to kill.

Fun read. I loved the stories on jet lag. So true!

I enjoyed this book though a few of the essays were a bit long. I liked the short stories and love her style of writing but the short stories were too short. I wanted more. I like her books best I can enjoy her writing and the characters
I loved Mammy Walsh as always. Her humor is so fun to read even in these short Q&A for advice. This makes me want to go read the Walsh series again

Okay, now I am totally convinced that Marian Keyes has spies peeking in my windows watching me sleep with my make up on...tweeze my hairy legs...and so much more.

Another very enjoyable collection, although I think I would've preferred it as just essays. Short form fiction is not Keyes' strong point and while the stories were mildly diverting, they were overall pretty weak and because they were the last part of the book that I read, it slightly taints the memory. I love her essays and her honesty and wit, however. Which of course, I already knew, but nice to have more evidence.

Marian Keyes is one of the first writer I read in this genre. I found her view is refreshing. I started reading her stories more than 10 years ago.

This is a compilation of her stories - similar with under the duvet. I like her honesty in it. Funny with a very specific point of view - her view.

Very funny!

A bookful of snippets. The perfect read during Nanowrimo.

HILARIOUS. Had me laughing out loud within minutes.

Light essays and short stories... I can't help thinking I've read them before...