Mother Hens: The Sunday Times Number One bestselling fiction debut

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Winner of a Funny Women award in 2020, she now shares her no-holds-barred take on life with a legion of fans online, on stage and on screen. Before turning to comedy, Sophie worked in PR and considers promoting the world's biggest fish finger as a career highlight.

I actually loved the end of the story, the adventure and all, but overall this book could have been better.I lost count of the times where I had to put the book down because I was crying with laughter and had to implement emergency kegel manoeuvres to ensure I didn’t have an accident! Before turning to writing, Sophie worked in PR and considers promoting the world’s biggest fish finger as her career highlight. Suspend reality and dive into a story that is equally hilarious and shocking with moments of absolute embarrassment for the protagonist Cara thrown in for good measure. A great light hearted, entertaining read that would pull you out of any slump and brighten your mood instantly.

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It's so vivid and engaging, you'll half expect the characters to leap off the page and join you for a cuppa.

A rollocking rollercoaster ride from Ibiza to Vegas, via Cheshire, Mother Hens will make you laugh, wince, and wonder what any of us are really capable of when push comes to shove. In short, Mother Hens is a rollicking good time, a book I'll be squawking about to anyone who'll listen. Looking at the cover of this book, you would assume this is a fun, carefree, all girls trip filled with sun sea and sand.Winner of the Funny Women Best Web Series award in 2020, Sophie shares her frank and fearless takes on adult life with an army of fans online, onstage and on screen. I did not love the book and I confess I did skim read it towards the end, it was just too busy and there was not much depth to the main characters at all. The book took me a while to get on board as I could not stop thinking that Cara is not Sophie and Cara husband Dom in the book is not Steve her husband.