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The Diary of Isabella M Smugge

[Paperback]

Average rating of5.0from (4)reviews

You really can’t judge a book by its cover. Isabella appears to have it all, to lead a charmed life, but underneath that glossy veneer, there is a damaged little girl who yearns to be loved.

For Christian's or non-Christian women
Isabella Smugge is Bridget Jones in the social media world
It offers the humorous escape and potent antidote to false perfection that we all need

Author
Ruth Leigh
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Instant Apostle
Published
February 2021

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Meet Isabella Smugge – as in 'Br-uge-s', naturally! Instagram influencer, consummate show-off and endearingly self-unaware. With a palatial home, charming husband and three well-mannered children, she is living the Country Life dream. Newly arrived in the country, Isabella is ready to bring a dash of London glamour to the school gate and gain a whole new set of followers – though getting past the instant coffee, terrible hair and own-brand sausage rolls may be a challenge! But as her Latvian au pair's behaviour becomes increasingly bizarre and a national gossip columnist nurses a grudge, Isabella finds herself in need of true friends and begins to wonder if her life really is as picture-perfect as she thought…