Over Sharing: The hilarious and sharply written new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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My daughter was in night nappies when she started going to school and I WON'T apologise for it - no one.

Over Sharing: The hilarious and sharply written new novel

Harry and Meghan's biographer Omid Scobie shares sneak peek at chapter about the British press in his new. Perhaps it's because we share the same first name, but I much prefer the mean-spirited Jane to the "nice" Jane. Writing women in their 40s and 50s was a reaction to so much fiction being about women in their 20s,’ she says.The often gleefully bad behaviour of her characters isn’t without irony because Fallon’s own life could hardly be more settled. Amongst this we still hear from Iris, upping her game and keep visiting the area where Maddy and Lee live to try to get more evidence to out them. Again, Iris can’t resist following him, to a run down flat where she plucks up the courage to get a closer look in the flat, and she confirms he is staying there and looks recently moved in! The sisterhood is strong with this one too but unlike many books of the genre, the sisterhood is flawed too with people taking different paths and moving apart. This ended in Iris being forty years old without the children she had planned to have, renting a room to help pay her bills.

Book review: Over Sharing by Jane Fallon | Independent.ie

Just after we spoke, it was announced that Gervais had taken on extra security for his UK tour after receiving death threats. Her Sunday Times bestselling books - Getting Rid of Matthew, Got You Back, Foursome, The Ugly Sister, Skeletons, Strictly Between Us, My Sweet Revenge, Faking Friends, Tell Me a Secret, Queen Bee, Worst Idea Ever and Just Got Real - have sold over a million copies in the UK. Iris continues to try to get evidence from Lee, hears unexpected news from her sister, and repeatedly goes to where the couple live for weekends, but eventually she decides to give up on revealing things about Maddy and Lee online and focus on herself and her family.She is the youngest of five and her siblings are much older, which means she not only has a host of nieces and nephews but a great-niece and nephew who are 16 and 14. Soon, Iris can’t stop watching the videos and sets an alert on her phone every time Maddy posts a new video. This piece shows normal life, how online addictions almost can develop but also the dangers in a way of sharing just so much of your life online. Nobody in their right mind would behave the way that she did and I just found myself really annoyed by the whole thing!