Whats That Lady Doing

<p><b>For fans of <i>Really Good Actually </i>and <i>I'm Glad My Mom Died</i></b><br><br><br><b>'M</b><b>oving, hilarious and generally astonishing'</b> - <i>Guardian</i><br><b>'</b><b>Brave, funny and moving</b>' - Aisling Bea <br>'<b>A deftness that catches your breath</b>' - Fern Brady<br>'<b>An incredible piece of writing</b>' - Brett Goldstein<br>'<b>Interrogates moments of trauma with insight, kindness and humanity</b>' - John Robins<br><b><br><br>This is a book about mistakes. And why we should de-flower shame in all its messy, complicated glory...<br></b><br><br>Hello!<br><br>It's Lou here...<br><br>I've poured my heart and guts on to the page and shared my soul in this book. This won't be for everyone but I hope it helps the people it does connect with. We all have stories and I think its useful to share them, I think it helps unite us and in some ways it helps us release some shame.<br><br>I've been alarmingly truthful and sincere, because I think society would be better if we could all be honest. I've of course used humour too, not as a way to cope (I've processed the darker things that have happened to me), but as a change in pace, some gorgeous light relief, because life is light and dark dancing together in the wind. And I love jokes.<br><br><br>If this is the sort of thing you're after, please pick me up and take me to bed (that's the book speaking so a little joke there).</p>