The Twat Files

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A hugely-relatable, funny, honest and inspirational 'memoir of sorts' in which Dawn celebrates what it means to be gloriously, messily human We're told we've got to be perfect, and we've got filters and selfies and all we ever present is the good part. But in my life, there have been far too many times I have jumped the gun in a spectacular display of tw*ttery. Don't aspire to perfect! Go on your journey knowing you'll never get there! Dawn French is on a one-woman mission to encourage us all to be more at ease with our proneness to gaffes, our mistakes, our moments of sorrow and regret - to celebrate our shared ups and downs rather than pretending Instagram perfection.

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Praise for Dawn French -- -
Dawn French is a national treasure. Loyal, self-deprecating and garrulous, her stories make for entertaining reading. This is an original book, and will delight her fans and, indeed anyone with a sense of humour * Mail on Sunday *
This woman is a warm hug in human form, spreading joy in abundance. She is dazzling -- Lorraine Kelly
Fantastic, passionate, compassionate, so much wisdom, a lot of humour, very real and credible -- Bernadine Evaristo
An extraordinary book - sad, heartening, gripping and reassuringly human -- Jo Brand

Author Bio

Dawn French was born in Wales in 1957. She trained to be a drama teacher at London's Central School of Speech and Drama where she met Jennifer Saunders, leading to one of the most successful partnerships in British comedy. Dawn French has numerous television credits to her name, the most notable of which is her role in The Vicar of Dibley. She was married to the comedian Lenny Henry for 26 years with whom she has a daughter. In 2013 French married Mark Bignell.