Crisp and funny... Caitlin is appealingly intelligent and sardonic, whether coping with persistent kids or the comically disastrous attentions of younger men.
Financial Times
Sharply observed, funny and captures the wamth and clutter of family life.
Daily Mail
A hilarious book... with a message that doesn't get in the way.
Sunday Canberra Times
Laugh-out-loud hilarious. Catlin's sarcastic, self deprecating humour will win you over... very, very funny.
Candis magazine
Wickedly entertaining... hilariously accurate portrayal of the chaos of motherhood
Daily Record
Gibson's take on modern motherhood is ruefully funny and charmingly insightful - 
Will have you chuckling until the last page
Red magazine
Comical, romantic and well observed
Sainsburys magazine
You'll consider her [Caitlin] your new best friend by the final page
New Woman
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An uplifting tale of love and forgiveness
GMTV's Penny Smith
Gibson writes like an angel. She is the voice of modern woman.
Lovely, heartwarming, immensely readable
Jenny Colgan
An uplifting read
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A fantastic debut. More than funny, it’s true.
Louise Bagshawe
A bitter-sweet take on bringing up baby in modern times
and a great first book.
Babyface is enthralling. Gibson’s voice is at once
comic and accurate.
Adele Parks
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Fans of rueful social comedy will chortle over the escapades
of Ro… witty expose of the perils and pitfalls of relocation.
Gibson handles the reality of childrearing with incisive
observational humour.
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