I also liked the time travel aspect of the story, it wasn’t to complex and the concept of how it all worked was interesting and fun. A very unique take on time travel in books. Baxter-Wright, Dusty (23 March 2015). "YouTuber 'Sprinkle of Glitter' aka Louise Pentland has split up from husband Matt Watson". Sugarscape.com . Retrieved 27 March 2015. The style is too conversational for me because (there are a lot of parenthesis going off on a tangent!) and a lot of exclamation marks! But also we hear the main character's every thought when we really don't need to ... especially when it doesn't progress the plot! Assistiamo però a un mutamento quando decide finalmente di riemergere dalle spire della depressione e cerca di ottenere la vita perfetta che tanto ammira nelle altre donne. Con lo scorrere delle pagine ci accorgiamo che non è tutto oro quel che luccica e anche quelle che sembrano in apparenza vite perfette nascondono i mille problemi con cui ciascuna di noi deve fare i conti, prima fra tutte la sensazione (ahimè molto spesso tutta al femminile) di non essere e non fare abbastanza.

Robin è talmente avviluppata da tristezza e autocommiserazione che spesso non si rende neanche conto della fortuna che ha nell’essere circondata da tanto amore, in primis quello rivoltole da Lyla, che stravede per lei. Louise Alexandra Pentland (born 28 April 1985) is an English beauty, motherhood and lifestyle vlogger, blogger, YouTube personality and author. She is also known by her online pseudonym SprinkleofGlitter or SprinkleofChatter, although she publicly disavowed these usernames in favour of using her own name in 2016. [3] Early life [ edit ]There’s a schedule, where Tabitha visits her mum and dad for dinner. A family crisis takes place, at the dinner table. Tabitha’s dad, Tony urgently wants to tell his wife something, his friend Bernie prefers the men over the ladies. He can like whoever he wants to like, Tabitha and her mother agree on.

I do have to give a special mention to David and his and Tabbys relationship. While I didn’t like David from that first homophobic comment , I could understand why Tabby kept forgiving him , their relationship was so well written that I actually didn’t know how it was going to end up. I am so glad Tabby did leave him. It was refreshing to read about a relationship that wasn’t a good fit , without any extreme violence. I think it shows the strength of Louise Pentlands writing that she was able to convey perfectly how wrong this relationship was for Tabby , without needing to rely on a wild story line that ended up with David in jail and Tabby in witness protection or something ( although I do love a wild story like that sometimes , there’s a time and a place) If I'm being honest I wasn't sure about buying this book originally as I'm not a mum but as an avid watcher of Louise's YouTube channel I thought I'd give it a go. I know that sentence isn't grammatically correct lol but it's just to give an example of what the writing style in the book is like)

Ik ken de schrijfster trouwens niet. Kennelijk is ze een beroemde YouTuber. Ik heb dit boek op vakantie in Engeland meegenomen omdat het me heel erg aansprak dat het een realistisch klinkend boek over moederschap en het lezen was, en het gaf me ook precies wat ik er van verwacht had en wat ik hoopte dat het zou zijn! En ondanks die zoektocht, ondanks dat ze niet goed in haar vel zit, is ze een topmoeder want ze heeft een geweldig kind opgevoed. Ja, het leven is niet perfect. Ja, haar dochter ziet haar wel eens op een slecht moment dat ze liever niet had laten zien. Maar dat maakt haar geen slechte moeder. En dat is denk ik een belangrijke boodschap: je hoeft echt niet perfect te zijn om goed te zijn, en wie zijn trouwens anderen om daarover te oordelen? Okay so, even though it’s not my first, I usually hide my readings of youtuber books because I always feel a bit ashamed (I feel ashamed easily tbh, society’s cynical pressure weighs on me easily). I have watched and admired Louise Pentland for years! When she first released Wilde Like Me I read the book because of Louise, but I read the sequels because I absolutely fell in love with Robin and Lyla and couldn’t wait to read more about their journey.