Praise for How Hard Can It Be?

      ‘Revolutionary … Both funny and unflinching’

      ELIZABETH DAY, Daily Telegraph

      ‘Once again, countless women will recognise themselves … Pearson has a gift’

       The Times

      ‘Zesty, razor-sharp and hilarious … Get ready for Kate!’

      TINA BROWN, magazine editor and bestselling author

      ‘Sharply observed and very funny’

       Woman & Home

      ‘Made me laugh, wince, shudder and shed a tear!’

      SOPHIE KINSELLA

      ‘As sharp and witty as ever … hugely enjoyable’

       Daily Mail

      ‘Funny, heart-breaking, wise and delightful’

      SOPHIE HANNAH

      ‘How Hard Can It Be? is that rare thing: a sequel that matches and even surpasses the original’

       Daily Telegraph

      ‘Brilliantly well observed’

      INDIA KNIGHT

      ‘Pearson deftly balances despair-inducing observations with escapist pizzazz’

       Mail on Sunday

      ‘Pearson makes a sharp point about the lack of value and status that society places on the onerous job of a stay at home mother … in these pages, there is a raw honesty’

       Financial Times

      ‘Sparkling, funny and poignant, this is a triumphant return for Pearson and hopefully not the last we will hear of Kate’

       Daily Express

      ‘A cutting edge of its own’

       Metro

      ‘Wildly entertaining’

       Reader’s Digest

      ‘[Pearson] nails the comedy and the pathos of daily domestic life like no one else’

       Country Life

      ‘Poignant and smart takes on the pressures affecting working mothers … laugh out loud funny’

       Women’s Agenda

      ‘[Peason writes] with acid and a daunting determination to tell it like it is’

       New Zealand Herald