After struggling the first few months down here, partly because of job-related stuff and partly through social anxiety issues keeping me from going to many things, I've ended up loving it - mainly because of the incredibly welcome I've had from so many people. That turned out to be the tiniest bit of an understatement.

Moving down to London was obviously mainly a job-related decision but part of the reason for making the move was down the thought that I could maybe go to the occasional book-related event. I started a blog on Boxing Day 2010 and could never have even begun to imagine what an incredible effect it would have had on my life. (This may be wrong,because yeah, Facebook privacy settings - ugh!!) 'It was brilliantly funny, so realistic and I just, I just fell in love with it okay.Have a Little Faith has swung into my favourites of 2013 and I'm already counting down the days until book two.5 years ago I was in a job which I was struggling with and pretty much hated, I'd been living in a flat in the town where I was working for about six months and barely knew anyone there, had barely any friends, and I believe there were virtually NO photos of me online which were accessible unless you were a friend of mine on Facebook. Read it now! (But probably not on the bus or train, as you're likely to end up laughing hysterically and get some strange looks!)' Ya Yeah Yeah 'A complete gem, and an absolutely massive recommendation. 'A cracking read which made me chuckle from start to finish' The Overflowing Library 'Strong contender for funniest book of the year so far' The Bookbag 'OMG! How much did I love Faith!!! She is so awesome and the whole book was an absolute joy to read…Perfect for fans of Louise Rennison, Sue Limb and Karen Saunders!' I Want To Read That 'The funniest book I've read this year, and the funniest since a new Georgia Nicolson book graced my shelves.' Wondrous Reads

I defy you not to fall for her.' Joanna Nadin, bestselling author of the Rachel Rileyseries 'Faith is a little freaky, a little feisty and a lot funny. 'Teenage angst and daily dramas rule in this warm and funny debut.sure to appeal to fans of Louise Rennison.' The Bookseller Will Faith and her BFFs beat the world record for number of biscuits eaten in a minute?Īll these questions and more will be answered in the hilarious next installment of this brilliant new series from Candy Harper! Will Faith's family learn how to be normal, non-embarrassing people? Will Mrs Cox finally get off her case and recognise Faith's true genius? Will Faith make up her mind between the gorgeous Finn and the lovely Ethan and manage to get herself a real-life boyfriend? Get ready for boy dilemmas, friendship dramas and madcap grannies - Faith is back!

Keep the Faith by Candy Harper