Are We Nearly There Yet?
The ultimate laugh-out-loud read to escape with
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
Escape on a round-the-world trip with Lucy Vine's hilarious novel about FOMO, #findingthefun and losing yourself - longlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Prize 2020
'Made me scream laughing. I enjoyed it SO much' Marian Keyes
'Have you ever messed up so badly you had to leave the country? This feelgood journey contains one of the best vagina jokes ever. We didn't want it to end' Heat Magazine
Alice is turning thirty and is stuck in a rut. Her friends are all coupling up and settling down, while she's still working as a temp, trying (and failing) not to shag her terrible ex, getting thrown out of clubs, and accidentally sexting her boss...
She decides to throw caution to the wind and jets off on a round-the-world adventure to #FindTheFun and find herself. Of course, she's no more likely to find the answer to true happiness on the beach in Thailand than she is at the electric beach in Tooting, but at least in Thailand there's paddleboard yoga.
Can Alice find happiness on her travels? Or is she more likely to lose herself all over again...?
'Really, really funny, but also kind of heart wrenching' Sophie Kinsella
'Hilarious and touching' Louise O'Neill
'Warning: read this book and you will doubtless snort with laughter in inappropriate public places. Quite simply, #brilliant' Ella Dove
'Her best work yet: it's funner, it's more tender . . . You need to have this in your beach bag' Laura Jane Williams
'I tore through this quicker than a duty-free Toblerone . . . Wickedly funny and painfully perceptive' Lauren Bravo
'Utterly addictive and utterly charming...her best yet' Daisy Buchanan
'A bawdy breath of fresh air' Sunday Mirror
Customer Reviews
Fun read, but…
Plot and character development were nice. I read it in one or two sittings because I couldn’t wait to see how Alice changed herself and her world for the better. The story was enjoyable and moved along nicely but, at times, there was a little too much self-proselytizing; I skipped past that and was actually a bit annoyed, like “oh no—not this again”. Nonetheless, it was a humorous and touching story and a good quick read.