Laughing at Myself (ePub)

Laughing at Myself is a collection of stories based on events in Eden's own life, and given her humorous, candid, witty twist.

With stories such as Wheel of (Mis)fortune, Cataracts Toilet, Death by Frisbee and How to Take Your Driving Test, this book will make you laugh, and give a sigh of relief that you aren't the clumsiest and scattiest person in the world after all.
This is Eden's second book, and reviewers have loved it! ................................................................................

"Just finished reading this, great book! I have loved reading LAUGHING AT MYSELF ... so many of the stories I could relate to in way one or another ... feeling like an awkward teenager at times and especially the perm, didn't we all have a disaster hair-do during some stage in our lives? The book is easy to read, episodic, the type of book you want to read on a rainy day, with a cuppa and a biscuit (or three). It's important we can find humour in some of the hiccups life throws at us, and Eden's book reminds us of that. I was sorry that I'd finished it, it was like I was getting to know Eden more and more and then it was the end, I hope there's another in the future".

"delightfully cringeworthy, humorous book of short stories that is written so well that I couldn't help but picture myself as the character in most stories....the whole book made me feel grateful that I am not the only person in the world that gets myself in an array of embarrassing situations, and I happily laughed at the characters' misfortune".

"I read the book over three mornings and found the writing style easy to read due to the ease of flow and the large type intended for dyslexic readers. I am not dyslexic myself but did find the format easier to read than a regular font. I also particularly enjoyed the story about the size 6 shoes on size 4 feet, and the one about the driving test. I won't give any more away as you need to read it yourself".

"having read this book in just a few days, Laughing at Myself should be retitled Laughing at me Too.... some of the stories brought back the same memories of my encounters with life. Are all driving instructors' leaches, or did we have the same one?... I constantly laughed (in a nice way) imagining Eden in some of her mishaps, especially Coke Burp - I'd love to have seen her boss' face!"