How To Break Your Own Heart
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Author: Maggie Alderson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 382
A fun romantic comedy with serious undertones from this well-loved author. Amelia Bradlow seems to have everything she needs to be happy - a handsome husband, a beautiful home, money, good looks and a glamour job. Everything, that is, except the thing she wants most - a baby. Ed, her husband, is funny, affectionate and sophisticated by simply not interested in parenthood. He likes his life neat and tidy. And he likes having a wife who attends solely to his needs. As she approaches 37, Amelia is faced with a life-changing decision, aided and abetted by Kiki, her hopelessly disorganised but ridiculously rich friend. Should Amelia stay in her nearly happy marriage, or expose herself to the vagaries of a single life and the distant possibility of meeting someone who wants to start a family? 'Alderson's sensibility and wit make for clever chick-lit' Vogue Entertaining + Travel 'Brimming with wit and wisdom. A delightful read.' Courier-Mail
Author: Maggie Alderson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 382
A fun romantic comedy with serious undertones from this well-loved author. Amelia Bradlow seems to have everything she needs to be happy - a handsome husband, a beautiful home, money, good looks and a glamour job. Everything, that is, except the thing she wants most - a baby. Ed, her husband, is funny, affectionate and sophisticated by simply not interested in parenthood. He likes his life neat and tidy. And he likes having a wife who attends solely to his needs. As she approaches 37, Amelia is faced with a life-changing decision, aided and abetted by Kiki, her hopelessly disorganised but ridiculously rich friend. Should Amelia stay in her nearly happy marriage, or expose herself to the vagaries of a single life and the distant possibility of meeting someone who wants to start a family? 'Alderson's sensibility and wit make for clever chick-lit' Vogue Entertaining + Travel 'Brimming with wit and wisdom. A delightful read.' Courier-Mail
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Maggie Alderson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 382
A fun romantic comedy with serious undertones from this well-loved author. Amelia Bradlow seems to have everything she needs to be happy - a handsome husband, a beautiful home, money, good looks and a glamour job. Everything, that is, except the thing she wants most - a baby. Ed, her husband, is funny, affectionate and sophisticated by simply not interested in parenthood. He likes his life neat and tidy. And he likes having a wife who attends solely to his needs. As she approaches 37, Amelia is faced with a life-changing decision, aided and abetted by Kiki, her hopelessly disorganised but ridiculously rich friend. Should Amelia stay in her nearly happy marriage, or expose herself to the vagaries of a single life and the distant possibility of meeting someone who wants to start a family? 'Alderson's sensibility and wit make for clever chick-lit' Vogue Entertaining + Travel 'Brimming with wit and wisdom. A delightful read.' Courier-Mail
Author: Maggie Alderson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 382
A fun romantic comedy with serious undertones from this well-loved author. Amelia Bradlow seems to have everything she needs to be happy - a handsome husband, a beautiful home, money, good looks and a glamour job. Everything, that is, except the thing she wants most - a baby. Ed, her husband, is funny, affectionate and sophisticated by simply not interested in parenthood. He likes his life neat and tidy. And he likes having a wife who attends solely to his needs. As she approaches 37, Amelia is faced with a life-changing decision, aided and abetted by Kiki, her hopelessly disorganised but ridiculously rich friend. Should Amelia stay in her nearly happy marriage, or expose herself to the vagaries of a single life and the distant possibility of meeting someone who wants to start a family? 'Alderson's sensibility and wit make for clever chick-lit' Vogue Entertaining + Travel 'Brimming with wit and wisdom. A delightful read.' Courier-Mail
How To Break Your Own Heart