Went to London, Took the Dog
The Diary of a 60-Year-Old Runaway
(Autor) Nina StibbeHow do I get rid of the mosquitoes infesting the garden? Should my kids be drinking so much? And why the f*** doesn't anyone in North London know how to clean up after their dog? These are just some of the questions plaguing Nina Stibbe as she makes her return to London, reflecting on what it means to turn your whole life around aged sixty. Whether it's dinner parties with the great and the good of the London literati, micromanaging her son's online dating profile, or avoiding peak times at the launderette, Nina Stibbe's utterly inimitable wit is ever present throughout this diary forty years after the Love, Nina years.
Nina Stibbe
Nina Stibbe is a British author known for her witty and charming writing style. Her most notable works include "Love, Nina" and "Man at the Helm," which have garnered critical acclaim for their humor and insight into family dynamics. Stibbe's writing often explores themes of love, friendship, and coming of age with a refreshingly honest and humorous approach. She has made a significant impact on the genre of memoir and fiction, with her unique voice and storytelling abilities. "Love, Nina" is perhaps her most famous work, based on her experiences as a nanny in London and her interactions with prominent literary figures. Stibbe continues to captivate readers with her entertaining and heartfelt narratives.
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