Us Three: The instant Sunday Times bestseller

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Us Three is about three friends; Lana, Judith and Catrin who meet in primary school and promise upon a Curly Wurly wrapper to always be friends. They’ve eschewed the usual haunts and have decided to island hop around Greece, taking in a trip to Cyprus too to visit the town where Judith’s beloved step father was raised. The best way to discover this is to find out which set of prescriptive rules they follow (if possible). This book covers literally everything life can throw at a person and there is a care warning here for infertility and baby loss.

I really enjoyed getting to meet Catrin, Lana and Judith and I just adored their friendship, was jealous of it even. The only answer in my opinion, is to discover which textbook is recommended by the people who set the test and follow that. The book spans several decades very quickly and throughout, none of the girls seem happy at all, contending with a toxic mother who tricked some poor soul into a sad, loveless marriage, the sad death of a new-born, a self-absorbed lush, infertility, death of a spouse and the last bit of the story relating to Patricia and Adrian was just odd. Follow these three women from the age of eighteen to their early fifties as their lives and friendships whirl through many ups and downs.

I loved this brilliantly gripping depiction of the complexities of female friendship over the years. After the holiday, the women all take different paths in life, and we follow them for three decades as they settle down and start families, with Catrin always the glue that binds the trio together. English grammar varies in different parts of the world, so it's best to choose a particular region and stick to it. I also really liked the fact that we get to revisit these women over many many years right up to current day and the epilogue and the prologue really add something to the story and are parts, I admit, that I reread. Despite dealing with realistic situations, the novel has a constant feeling of being unrealistic, clichéd, and boring.When asking on a forum such as Stack Exchange, you will sometimes run into one of these points of contention - this is one of them. The American mortician and YouTube star tackles some of the most commonly posed questions asked by children about death. Reading the dialogue between her characters in Us Three, it is impossible for the reader not to take on the accents and voices from the television programme. Lana, Judith and Catrin have been best friends and inseparable since they first met at primary school.