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When Sophie Bennett moves from a quiet sleepy suburb of Toronto to glitzy west London, she doesn't know where she has landed: Venus or Mars. Her three-year-old daughter Kaya attends Cherry Blossoms, the most exclusive nursery in London, where Sophie finds herself adrift in a sea of Alpha Mums. These mothers are glamorous, gorgeous, competitive and super rich, especially Kelly, the blonde, beautiful and bitchy class rep. Struggling to fit in and feeling increasingly isolated, Sophie starts The Beta Mum, an anonymous blog describing her struggles with the Alpha Mums. But when her blog goes…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
When Sophie Bennett moves from a quiet sleepy suburb of Toronto to glitzy west London, she doesn't know where she has landed: Venus or Mars. Her three-year-old daughter Kaya attends Cherry Blossoms, the most exclusive nursery in London, where Sophie finds herself adrift in a sea of Alpha Mums. These mothers are glamorous, gorgeous, competitive and super rich, especially Kelly, the blonde, beautiful and bitchy class rep. Struggling to fit in and feeling increasingly isolated, Sophie starts The Beta Mum, an anonymous blog describing her struggles with the Alpha Mums. But when her blog goes viral, she risks ruining everything for herself and her daughter. How long will it be until they discover her true identity? Is her marriage strong enough to survive one of her follower's advances? And will she ever fit in with the Alpha Mums?
Autorenporträt
Isabella Davidson is the author of the popular blog 'Notting Hill Yummy Mummy', which chronicles the entertaining lives of west London residents. Through the blog, she has written features for 'The Times', 'The Saturday Times Magazine', 'Corner' magazine, and has been interviewed by 'Financial Times', 'Harper's Bazaar', 'The Spectator', 'The Times' and many more. She started 'The Beta Mum' during the six-month Faber Academy novel writing course. Prior to starting her writing career, she worked for a Nobel Prize-winning humanitarian organisation and as a doctor for the National Health Service. She grew up on four different continents before settling down in London fifteen years ago. She currently lives in west London with her husband and their two small children.