Is This OK?

Laugh-out-loud-on-the-train funny . . . swings between silliness and profundity . . . This is a book to hold on to and one to share, a warning and a map created by a watchful girl, telling others what may lie ahead -- Maeve Higgins, <i>Guardian</i> This book is a delight - very real and very entertaining. -- Bob Mortimer Gloriously unfiltered, hilariously unhinged and utterly unlike anything else you'll read this year. Harriet's incredibly moving memoir made me laugh out loud, cringe, reminiscence and think deeply. What a wonderful introduction to a truly singular comedic voice; I remain in awe! -- Yomi Adegoke Persistently funny, ill-advisedly honest and deadly accurate . . . My mind is blown -- Caitlin Moran, author of <i>More Than a Woman</i> A hugely enjoyable read . . . [a] delight of a memoir -- Otegha Uwagba, <i>The Times</i> Very funny and deeply moving. -- Sara Pascoe Hilarious and brutal! I could not put it down -- Lou Sanders Brutally honest but brilliantly funny and poignant too . . . Utterly relatable * Glamour * A singular and truly funny voice -- Jamie Demitriou Deeply intense, and insane (in a great way). -- Robert Popper, creator of <i>Friday Night Dinner</i> Written with humour and intelligence * Stylist * A raw and funny memoir exploring mental health, illness and motherhood against the backdrop of obsessive internet and social media activity. * Huffington Post * Very funny and moving * Evening Standard * Devastating and funny as f*ck. I can't remember when I was last so struck by a voice . . . Harriet Gibsone is a SPECTACULAR writer -- Terri White Just read this from its giggly heights to its mortifying depths . . . I feel like I've been through something. Something really worth going through. -- Frank Cottrell-Boyce Eye-wateringly honest and all-too-relatable . . . funny and wise * Observer *