The Twat Files: A hilarious sort-of memoir of mistakes, mishaps and mess-ups

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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 When I was younger I wanted to be an interesting, sophisticated, semi-heroic, multi-layered person. BUT. That kind of perfect is impossible. Being an actual twat is much more the real me. Sorry to boast, but I am a champion twat. In The Twat Files I will tell you about all the times I've been a total and utter twat. The moments where I've misunderstood stuff and messed up. My hope is that these stories might fire up yer engines to remind you of just what a massive twat you also are. Let's celebrate and revel in this most delightful of traits together. That would be perfectly twatty.

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Hilarious. The laughs and life lessons are ten-a-penny * Stylist *
It's charming and funny, a good reminder that nobody's perfect and why would you want to be anyway * Independent *
Entertaining, endearing, tantalising. Fans of the national treasure will devour them * Daily Mirror *
Hilarious and highly relatable. The perfect gift for anyone who loves a good laugh * Woman's Own *
Warm and sprinkled with celebrity stardust. Urges us to embrace our most embarrassing moments, instead of agonising over our humiliation. * Sunday Express *
These warts-and-all stories are as funny as youd expect, as warm and supportive as youd hope, and liberally sprinkled with celebrity stardust. * Daily Record *

Author Bio

Dawn French has been making people laugh for 30 years. As a writer, comedian and actor, she has appeared in some of this country's most long-running and celebrated shows, including French and Saunders, The Vicar of Dibley, Jam and Jerusalem, and more recently, Roger and Val Have Just Got In. Her first three novels, A Tiny Bit Marvellous, Oh Dear Silvia and According to YES, are all Sunday Times bestsellers.