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Why Mummy series by Gill Sims 4 book paperback collection set cover, adult fiction humour
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Why Mummy Series by Gill Sims 4 Books Collection Set - Adult Fiction Humour - Paperback

Author: Gill Sims
SKU: PLD15376
Barcode: 9789124072360
Publisher: HarperCollins
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Titles in This Set
Why Mummy Drinks
Why Mummy Swears
Why Mummy Doesn't Give a ****!
Why Mummy's Sloshed

Details
Condition: New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: HarperCollins
Series: Why Mummy series
Category: Adult Fiction / Humour

Overview
Meet Ellen, the exhausted, wine-loving heroine of Gill Sims' hugely popular Why Mummy novels, in this four-book paperback collection. Growing out of her viral Peter and Jane blog, Sims turns the chaos of marriage, motherhood and middle age into laugh-out-loud fiction. From toddler tantrums to teenage eye-rolls, these instalments track Ellen's family through the highs and lows, glass of Pinot Grigio in hand. A brilliant gift for any parent needing to laugh at family life.

About the Books
This collection gathers the first four novels in Gill Sims' bestselling Why Mummy series. In Why Mummy Drinks, Ellen turns 39 and finds herself drowning in polite book clubs, advanced yoga invitations and the daily grind of raising Peter and Jane while Simon, her husband, remains blissfully unaware. Why Mummy Swears continues the saga as the children grow more demanding, Simon's business trips grow more frequent, and only faithful dog Judgy offers any real loyalty. In Why Mummy Doesn't Give a ****!, the family swaps suburbia for a "quaint" country cottage, and rural life brings its own pandemonium, from escaped livestock to teenagers glued to their phones. Finally, Why Mummy's Sloshed finds Ellen reflecting on years of marriage and motherhood and the small daily disasters that never stop. Together, the four books offer a warm, wickedly funny chronicle of family life, told through Ellen's diary-style voice that made the original blog so popular. Fans of domestic satire will find plenty to enjoy here.

  • Complete four-book set: follow Ellen's story across all four bestselling novels in one paperback collection.
  • Relatable comedy: honest, witty observations on marriage, parenting and midlife that ring true for real families.
  • From a bestselling author: Gill Sims' debut was the bestselling hardback fiction title of its year.
  • Great gift idea: perfect for new parents, teachers, book clubs or anyone who loves a laugh.
  • Easy, addictive reading: short diary-style chapters make this ideal for snatched reading moments.

About the Author
Gill Sims is the author behind the hugely popular parenting blog and Facebook page Peter and Jane, which grew into a devoted online following before inspiring her bestselling Why Mummy novels. Her debut, Why Mummy Drinks, became the bestselling hardback fiction debut of its year and launched a series that has resonated with parents across the UK. Sims writes with sharp wit and genuine warmth about the absurdities of marriage, motherhood and modern family life, earning a loyal readership who see their own households reflected in Ellen's chaotic world.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Four books of pure comic relief for anyone surviving the school run, the in-laws and the never-ending laundry pile. Honest, hilarious and endlessly quotable, this set is the perfect treat or gift for parents who need permission to laugh at it all.

Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from image shown; this is the current UK paperback edition.

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