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Rosie Blake spent her university years writing pantomimes based on old classics, including 'The Wizard of Odd: Search for the Ruby Strippers' and 'Harry Potter: The Musical' (complete with moving opening number, 'In my Cupboard I will Stay'). Rosie went on to write a winning short story in the La Senza/Little Black Dress Short Story Competition, and features for Cosmopolitan magazine, before turning to books.
Rosie likes baked items, taking long walks by the river and speaking about herself in the third person.
She can be found at www.rosieblake.co.uk and @RosieBBooks
A brilliantly fun romp with plenty of surprises and festive recipes.
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Just brilliant
Fabulous magazine
Wonderfully likeable characters and a realistic plot.
- Praise for How to Get a (Love) Life, the Sun
Ridiculously funny, sweet and had a proper "sigh-out-loud-and-hug-my-kindle-end". I'm sad I've finished it.
- Praise for How to Get a (Love) Life, Chick Lit Love
A fabulous début and one which will have you doubled over with tears streaming down your face.
- Praise for How to Get a (Love) Life, compellingreads.co.uk
Rosie captures worst-case-scenarios and turns them into hilarious anecdotes.
- Praise for How to Get a (Love) Life, Hello magazine
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Rosie Blake spent her university years writing pantomimes based on old classics, including 'The Wizard of Odd: Search for the Ruby Strippers' and 'Harry Potter: The Musical' (complete with moving opening number, 'In my Cupboard I will Stay'). Rosie went on to write a winning short story in the La Senza/Little Black Dress Short Story Competition, and features for Cosmopolitan magazine, before turning to books.
Rosie likes baked items, taking long walks by the river and speaking about herself in the third person.
She can be found at www.rosieblake.co.uk and @RosieBBooks