Why Mummy Doesn’t Give a ****!

Her humor really captures the chaos and love of being a mum. I'm curious what personal experiences or observations fueled this story.

The book balances comedy with real heart. I wonder if others found themselves tearing up during moments that felt so true to life.

The casual, no-nonsense voice makes her feel so real. Do you think this voice makes it easier or harder to connect with her struggles and joys?