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The Fecking Fabulous Forties Club
- Narrated by: Allie Croker
- Length: 8 hrs and 37 mins
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Publisher's Summary
'This book is food for the soul! Utterly hilarious, heartwarming, I couldn’t put it down!'— SERENA TERRY
Becca Burnside isn’t sure where it all went wrong...
How did she end up single in her forties, with the highlight of her weekend being a trip to Big Asda with her mum and the only chance of cuddles coming from her dog?
It’s fair to say that Becca’s life isn’t quite where she’d hoped it would be. She already knew that, deep down, but when she finds the time capsule she and her friends made as teenagers and remembers the hopes and dreams sixteen-year-old Becki (with an i) had for the future, she knows she has to do something, and fast.
Refusing to be controlled by her hot flushes and Unexplained Waves of Sadness, Becca is determined to turn things around – for Becki’s sake. But what will it take to prove there’s life in the old girl yet?
Join the most fabulous club in town! Perfect for fans of Serena Terry and Alexandra Potter.
'Fabulously funny writing and a real celebration of female friendship. Tons of fun!' #1 bestseller, Fiona Gibson
'A wonderfully uplifting story of friendship, forgiveness and just being generally fabulous in your forties' Phoebe Macleod
'Hilarious, heartfelt poignant and all-too-relatable!' Gillian Harvey
'Fun, friendship and a future to look forward to - Becca's story has something for every woman over forty!' Linda Green
'This book spoke to me on a fundamental level. Hilarious, heart-warming and honest, the trials, tribulations and triumphs of Becca and her friends kept me turning the pages.' Sarah Bennett