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52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

52 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list! The book we couldn’t sell to America! Here’s a glut of Everything I Know About Love nostalgia – the terrible titles it didn’t end up being, the room/cupboard in which I wrote it in my last girls flat-share, the Camden flat the book enabled me to rent alone, the October 2016 aura photograph that told me my life was about to change, the Private Eye cartoon that could have been soooooo much worse. I am so glad I wrote that book. I wasn’t for a brief while. For a moment it felt like it hadn’t been worth telling everyone all my most embarrassing stories, but it was worth it. It is the book I’m always asked about, the book I will probably always be known for, no matter what else I write. It is the only book I’ve written that people quote from, often in wedding readings, which still blows my mind. In my early thirties when my love life was a disaster, I was being tagged in videos every day of couples celebrating their marriage with my words on love. The years after the book came out were so strange for so many reasons, most of which I never think about anymore. I’m grateful for the way it transformed my life and career and the way it connected me to the hundreds of thousands of women who saw their own lives and friendships in the story. It ended up being my lucky charm. If you have a room/cupboard covered in post-its and a draft file of terrible titles for a half-finished book – consider finishing it. I’m glad I finished mine.

Good Material is out in paperback today! I am so proud of this novel. I had always wanted to write about the personal devastation of heartbreak in the most fictional way I could. What transpired was a story where every feeling was real and every character was totally invented. I miss them all now. I learnt a lot from them. Here it is in its new form, perfect to take on holiday for a big pina colada cry on a sunlounger. Here is me celebrating turning heartbreak into something you can read with a pina colada on a sunlounger. Here is my favourite note I’ve ever got while editing a novel @exduchessoffruits Order it through the link in my bio.

Good Material is out in paperback today! I am so proud of this novel. I had always wanted to write about the personal devastation of heartbreak in the most fictional way I could. What transpired was a story where every feeling was real and every character was totally invented. I miss them all now. I learnt a lot from them. Here it is in its new form, perfect to take on holiday for a big pina colada cry on a sunlounger. Here is me celebrating turning heartbreak into something you can read with a pina colada on a sunlounger. Here is my favourite note I’ve ever got while editing a novel @exduchessoffruits Order it through the link in my bio.

Good Material is out in paperback today! I am so proud of this novel. I had always wanted to write about the personal devastation of heartbreak in the most fictional way I could. What transpired was a story where every feeling was real and every character was totally invented. I miss them all now. I learnt a lot from them. Here it is in its new form, perfect to take on holiday for a big pina colada cry on a sunlounger. Here is me celebrating turning heartbreak into something you can read with a pina colada on a sunlounger. Here is my favourite note I’ve ever got while editing a novel @exduchessoffruits Order it through the link in my bio.

One of the loveliest parts of book tours over the last six years has been signing the well-worn copies of Everything I Know About Love that have been passed around friendship groups; dog-eared, sometimes annotated, often with past dedications written in the front. We are releasing a new beautiful hardback edition of the book this October, with a new little letter from me at the front, as a gifting edition. One to give to your best friend, your bridesmaids, your sister, your flatmates; perhaps if your original copy is looking a bit tired. Thank you always to those who have supported and shared this book and helped it have a longer shelf life than I ever could have imagined. ❤️ Pre-order link in my bio.

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