"For anyone expecting a dull collection of ploddingly predictable political correctness, the surprise is this book's sheer comic verve. Tina Freeth...adopted by a 'typical English family' is a case in point: if her writing is anything to go by, a career in stand-up surely awaits." (The Scotsman)

'Tina's writing is exuberant and funny. She has a fresh, exciting voice and, given her enthusiasm and enterprise, it's no surprise there's so much interest in her work.' (Nicola Monaghan - Author of The Killing Jar, winner of a Betty Trask Award)

"An imaginative young writer. An exciting new entrant to the literary scene." (Barry Turner - author, journalist and editor of The Writer's Handbook)

"Tina Freeth writes short stories, dramas and screenplays, and is extremely versatile in her approach. Above all, she is a fine storyteller, crafting dramatic incidents that tell us something fresh and new about he bricolage of life swirling seamlessly around us." (Professor Roger Shannon, film producer)