I wasn't blown away by this. But The Bonesetter's Daughter (also by Amy Tan) is one of my favourite books of all time.

Similar in NE England. Often they are £15 but on a constant happy hour which means you get two.

Oh my god, we had bin strikes last year and I feel you! The sweetest sound!

I make this all the time and it's delicious and so simple:
www.tamingtwins.com/slow-cooker-...

Our travel agent booked us into the Manchester Britannia the night before we went honeymoon. We started our married life wandering around the Trafford Centre just to be somewhere else.

Very much so

It's like Dominic Raab, which sort of sounds like "rob" in a verrrrrry drawn out American accent

It was because there was a trend of putting your hair up in a half ponytail on the top of your head, using many scrunchies. Our head of year decided that she wasn't having everyone going round 'looking like pineapples' and banned them 😂

I haven't read this one! *downloads immediately*

I am bad at remembering titles, but Kate Canterbary, Alexis Hall, Jess K Hardy, Steve McHugh.

Nine-Inch Hair Extensions 😂

Presumably not from standing?!?

My kids used to call them "bloobers" so that is what they will forever be in this house

My favourite review of one of my books contains the words "formulaic" and "pornographic". Five stars.

I have definitely read more than one of them, but I cannot for the life of me remember what they were called. Probably because they were extremely dull and generic in other ways too.