Pear Shaped: An wonderful heart-warming and laugh-out-loud feel good romantic comedy | Stella Newman | Kharidobechobooks

‘The best book I've ever read . . . Every time I feel low, I turn to this book and it offers me so much comfort. It’s funny, real and the food descriptions always make me hungry! If you've ever gone through a messy break up, read this book. It’s amazing!’ NetGalley review 

Girl meets boy. Girl loses boy. Girl loses mind.

Sophie Klein walks into a bar one Friday night and her life changes. She meets James Stephens: charismatic, elusive, and with a hosiery model ex who casts a long, thin shadow over their burgeoning relationship. He’s clever, funny and shares her greatest pleasure in life – to eat and drink slightly too much and then have a little lie down. Sophie’s instinct tells her James is too good to be true – and he is…

Filled with love, heartbreak and joy,Pear-Shaped is smart, laugh-out-loud funny and above all relatable to women everywhere.

Readers love Pear Shaped:
‘OMG I adored this book . . . It rings true to me and probably thousands of other women.’ NetGalley review 

‘I LOVE LOVE LOVED this! So many sharp, absolutely on-the-money jokes and observations about relationships (bad ones) and break-ups (even worse ones).’ NetGalley review 

‘One of those books I wish I could read for the first time all over again.’ NetGalley review 

‘Wonderfully believable characters and a strong storyline, with laughter and tears, had me reading in this one sitting! Plus all the cake and dessert references had me drooling. A great read!’ NetGalley review 

‘This book warmed my heart. Clever, cute and hilarious…what more could you ask for in a story?’ NetGalley review 

‘If you love food, if you know love, if you enjoy sly humor and big hearts – get Pear Shaped. It's a chicken soup, healing, crying, laughing novel to share with a friend.’ NetGalley review 

‘Made me laugh out loud, made me cry. Couldn't put it down.’ NetGalley review 

‘I really enjoyed this book tremendously . . . I could not put this book down and was sad when it had to end.’ NetGalley review