4.32 avg rating — 1,044 ratings

"A delightful perspective, a credible four year old narrator who, together with her mother, become the heroes of this narrative. Simultaneously, a realistic look at English life when you can't make ends meet. Absorbing, brilliant, significant - and a mature handling of a difficult subject by Amanda Berriman.

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3.85 avg rating — 11,789 ratings

"If you ever wondered what activists or feminists mean by intersectionality, wonder no longer. This book brings to life the dangerous mix of poverty, misogyny, homophobia and post-colonial internalised racism/colorism."

3.80 avg rating — 9,461 ratings

"really immersive experience, a beautiful love story and lots to talk about. Incredible number of family and love related themes packed in."

3.91 avg rating — 2,515 ratings

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