Is It Just Me?

Started reading it after I'd binge-watched her series Miranda (probably the silliest series ever written, and I mean that in the best way possible). Reading this book without watching the series might feel out of context, as the style she writes in is similar to the one in the series, but also if you've just watched the series, you'll remember many of the jokes already said in the show, and it could feel a bit redundant.

I enjoyed it, it was a fun read, even laughed out loud on a few occasions. Her list about what makes a visit to the hairdresser's torture, is especially on point, and her trying to understand what happens to Mothers on Christmas Day doubly so. Also, serves as a Self-Help book at times, as it's aways good to be reminded that it's not just you.