Anonymums
Author: Anonymums
ISBN: 9780732291693
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Year First Published: 2011
Pages: 226
Dimensions: 208mm x 139mm x 16mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
Truth or dare? Bored with their suburban existence, Mum A, Mum B and Mum C - the Anonymums - prove that sometimes a dash of spice, two good friends and ripping all the hair from your body (dare number three) is all you need to get you back on track.
Once upon a time, there were three mums - Mum A, Mum B and Mum C. Bored with their suburban existence, they decided to add some spice to their lives. For three months, they would dare each other to do things. Mum B would find herself wearing firecracker red lipstick for a whole week (yes, even to swimming lessons); Mum C would tell her atheist husband she'd found religion; and Mum A would have a secret tryst with Santa in a shopping centre. they also dared each other to tell the truth ... the truth about motherhood. the truth about their lives. the truth about who they'd become, compared to who they wanted to be. By turns jaw-achingly funny, touching, sad and sensible, Anonymums proves that sometimes a dash of spice, two good friends and ripping all the hair from your body (dare number three) is all you need to get you back on track.
ISBN: 9780732291693
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Year First Published: 2011
Pages: 226
Dimensions: 208mm x 139mm x 16mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
Truth or dare? Bored with their suburban existence, Mum A, Mum B and Mum C - the Anonymums - prove that sometimes a dash of spice, two good friends and ripping all the hair from your body (dare number three) is all you need to get you back on track.
Once upon a time, there were three mums - Mum A, Mum B and Mum C. Bored with their suburban existence, they decided to add some spice to their lives. For three months, they would dare each other to do things. Mum B would find herself wearing firecracker red lipstick for a whole week (yes, even to swimming lessons); Mum C would tell her atheist husband she'd found religion; and Mum A would have a secret tryst with Santa in a shopping centre. they also dared each other to tell the truth ... the truth about motherhood. the truth about their lives. the truth about who they'd become, compared to who they wanted to be. By turns jaw-achingly funny, touching, sad and sensible, Anonymums proves that sometimes a dash of spice, two good friends and ripping all the hair from your body (dare number three) is all you need to get you back on track.
