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The Ladybird Book of the Ex

A humorous guide to navigating breakups and heartache

Jason Hazeley author Joel Morris author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Penguin Books Ltd

Published:5th Oct '17

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This humorous guide navigates the challenges of breakups, offering relatable stories and witty illustrations. The Ladybird Book of the Ex is a delightful read for anyone coping with heartache.

The Ladybird Book of the Ex offers a humorous take on the often painful experience of breakups. It serves as a perfect companion for anyone who has faced the heartache of a relationship ending or is preparing for the emotional rollercoaster of 'Break-up City.' With relatable anecdotes and quirky illustrations, this book captures the essence of moving on with a light-hearted twist. Readers will find solace in the shared experiences, making it an ideal gift for friends going through similar situations.

The narrative introduces us to Martin, who reflects on his breakup with a sense of resignation, humorously noting the odd keepsakes left behind. Meanwhile, Rocco, desperate to win back his ex, hilariously attempts to recreate her in his shed, showcasing the lengths one might go to in the name of love. The Ladybird Book of the Ex cleverly combines absurdity with real emotions, making it both entertaining and relatable.

This delightful addition to the Ladybird series is designed specifically for adults, featuring clear text and charming illustrations that resonate with grown-ups navigating the complexities of relationships. The book encourages readers to embrace their feelings while providing a comedic perspective on the ups and downs of love. With its witty observations and original Ladybird artwork, this book is sure to bring a smile to anyone's face, reminding us that laughter can be the best medicine during tough times.

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ISBN: 9780718188665

Dimensions: 177mm x 119mm x 9mm

Weight: 129g

56 pages