Nell, in her 40s, returns to England after breaking up with her American fiancé. She's surrounded with friends who are married and busy with their lives, tending to their children and holidaying in places Nell can't afford. But everyone has their own unique path to follow. One night, while staying at her parents' house, she decides to start a podcast on how effed up her life is. Unbeknownst to her, this decision leads her to finding the greatest secret of living a life.

This is not just about a woman who hasn't led a conventional life. It also serves as a reminder that regardless of your identity, location, or occupation, the key to leading a happy and fulfilled life is in your hands, not in the opinions of nosy neighbours/relatives questioning your single and childfree status. Furthermore, it is also a gentle reminder that you should simply listen to your own heart.

This book caught me by surprise, filled my unhappy days with much-needed contentment and comfort, sending a signal of 'you do you'.
Perhaps you, too, will find yourself in Nell?