Went to London, Took the Dog

Vulnerable, sharp, funny, wise -- Bonnie Garmus, bestselling author of Lessons in Chemistry
A unique comic voice, endlessly funny. Nina makes me laugh so much -- David Nicholls
The true heir to Sue Townsend -- Caitlin Moran
No one writes heartbreak more hilariously, or hilarity more heartbreakingly. No one does a better job of making the ordinary phenomenal -- Katherine Heiny, author of Early Morning Riser
Painfully funny, but also deeply moving. I never wanted it to end -- Meg Mason, author of Sorrow and Bliss
What an utter, UTTER treat! It was like spending time with my most clever, insightful, funny, FUNNY friend. I'm so sad it's over -- Marian Keyes
So sharp and funny, blissfully gossipy, enviably well-observed — it’s like she has X-ray vision when it comes to human beings. I couldn’t stop reading it. I wish it were twice as long. I loved it -- India Knight
I don’t think I’ve enjoyed a diary so much since I read Adrian Mole for the first time -- Daisy Buchanan
Funny, warm, enlightening. The reading equivalent of getting the giggles in the back row of a school assembly -- Santham Sanghera, author of Empireland
I loved this book. Stibbe’s joyful midlife observations, her nods to the wonders and absurdities of the everyday, are so life-affirming. I started seeing pockets of humour in my own ordinary days - and actually felt bereft when I turned the last page -- Lucy Atkins, author of Magpie Lane
Stibbe turns out more perfect, sharp, unique sentences than anyone else -- Caitlin Moran
One of the most hilarious, insightful, addictive writers working today -- Jenny Colgan
Like spending an endless afternoon in the most sparkling company but without any pressure to sparkle back -- Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Nina Stibbe makes being funny look easy, but that's just because she's very, very good at it -- Clare Chambers
One of the great comic writers of our time * Irish Times *
Stibbe is an unassuming comic genius * Independent *
Breezy, sophisticated, hilarious, rude and aching with sweetness: Love, Nina might be the most charming book I've ever read -- Maria Semple, author of Where'd You Go, Bernadette
The funniest new writer to arrive in years -- Andrew O'Hagan