I absolutely loved it, so festive and wholesome - NetGalley Reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Time spent with family can be challenging, especially at Christmas actually
Kate Cavendish is stuck in a rut. That is until a former colleague contacts her and offers her a chance to fulfil her lifelong dream of becoming a successful photographer.
With her focus pulled in all directions by her children, her pregnant sister, her newly-dating mother, and the niggling worry that her husband might be having an affair, Kate is filled with self-doubt.
Then as the countdown to Christmas begins, and memories of her own childhood resurface, Kates anxiety deepens both personally and professionally. Can she move on from past events and rebuild her future? And can the power of social media finally stop hindering her family, and help her create something successful?
Christmas Actually is a festive drama about family and forgiveness, and a snapshot of modern family life; addressing social media to motherhood, and everything in between.
Genre: General Fiction
Time spent with family can be challenging, especially at Christmas actually
Kate Cavendish is stuck in a rut. That is until a former colleague contacts her and offers her a chance to fulfil her lifelong dream of becoming a successful photographer.
With her focus pulled in all directions by her children, her pregnant sister, her newly-dating mother, and the niggling worry that her husband might be having an affair, Kate is filled with self-doubt.
Then as the countdown to Christmas begins, and memories of her own childhood resurface, Kates anxiety deepens both personally and professionally. Can she move on from past events and rebuild her future? And can the power of social media finally stop hindering her family, and help her create something successful?
Christmas Actually is a festive drama about family and forgiveness, and a snapshot of modern family life; addressing social media to motherhood, and everything in between.
Genre: General Fiction
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