The Only Boy For Me
Gil McNeil(Author)
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
1st Edition
Published on 6. May 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
288 pages
978-0-7475-5776-0 (ISBN)
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Description
Most people would think Annie Baker had it all: an idyllic life in the country and a fabulous job as a producer in London. And so would she, if it weren't for the men in her life. Her six-year-old son Charlie gets traumatised if she buys the wrong kind of sausages. Her tempestuous boss Barney is a Great Director, but keeps getting stuck with dog food commercials, and as for Lawrence, well, he just wants to get her fired. And then she meets Mack Hilarious and poignant, Gil McNeil's brilliant novel will make you laugh and cry.
Reviews / Votes
'Funny and sparkling ... a profoundly moving study of motherhood and true love. Charlie is its hero, more lovable than any fictional lover, worth any sacrifice, absolutely the only boy for me. Breathless for more, you have to read it at one sitting' Ruth Rendell 'A portrait of childhood to rival Roddy Doyle's and an angst-ridden love life to match Helen Fielding's ... You'll laugh till you cry' Glamour 'A joy: a laugh-out-loud account of Annie Baker's life and loves ... a heartbreaking, funny look at parenting and passion' Elle 'Imagine what might happen to Bridget Jones if she'd grown up a bit, got married, had a kid and still wasn't quite ready to give up her boozy nights out with the girls ... Anyone who thought Paddy Clarke and Nick Hornby had cornered the market in cute kids should think again' Hello!More details
Edition
1., Aufl.
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Product notice
Paperback (UK-B)
Dimensions
Height: 19.8 cm
Width: 12.9 cm
Weight
234 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7475-5776-0 (9780747557760)
Schweitzer Classification
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Gil McNeil
The Only Boy For Me
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02/2009
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Person
Gil McNeil has worked in advertising, the film business and publishing and is now a director of public relations company Hobsbawm Macaulay Communications. She lives in Kent with her son.