My Boyfriend is a Twat A guide to recognising, dealing with and living with an utter TwatDeveloped from the hugely popular website My Boyfriend is a Twat, this book is a glorious celebration of living with a complete twat of a boyfriend. Sensibly categorised and filled with observations and recommendations, this is the ultimate field guide to that most irritating of the species, the Twat.
The website has been described as a mixture of ‘The Osbournes’, ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ and ‘My Family’ and has a readership of hundreds of thousands. Based entirely on Zoe’s long-suffering boyfriend, this book is the ultimate guidebook for those of us living with twats.
Naked Blog – “Read and learn at the feet of a master, chickadees.”
Girl Friday – “the book is funny, clever and, rather worryingly, at times genuinely useful”
Life as a Pig – “Zoë has that unique way of writing that keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what is going to happen next.”
Chip Dale – “a gentle little book which would make an admirable Christmas gift for the figure in your life you like to call your “loved one””
Rachel north London – “I adore Zoe, a harridan heroine of our times.”
Scaryduck – “an excellent adaptation of her tales of everyday woe in Belgium.”
Invader Stu – “many funny stories about why life living with a Twat might be difficult even if it is highly amusing to an outsider”
Henry North London – “funny, erudite and downright hilarious”
Bibil – (written in Belgian) “après lecture du livre, je m’identifie plus au con qu’à l’auteur.”
The Friday Review by Jamieson Wolf – as well as being incredibly funny, the book would also be moving, insightful, reflective and deeply personal. also in The American Chronicle
I thoroughly enjoyed your book. I took my time reading it, didn’t want it to end. I’ll just have to read it over again, wouldn’t want to have missed anything . :)) Sue, Canada
Trashionista – Interview with Zoe
Mother at Large – Zoe answers questions
Me and My Big Mouth – Interview with the Twat
Troubled Diva – Gets us to play Mr and Mrs
Cream – Review and interview with the Twat
