Fleabag: The Scriptures: The Sunday Times Bestseller

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Perfect’ Guardian’Perfect’ Daily Telegraph’Perfect’ Stylist’Perfect’ Independent’Perfect’ Evening Standard’Perfect’ Metro’Perfect’ Irish Times’Perfect’ RTE’Perfect’ Spectator’Perfect’ Refinery29’Perfect’ Catholic Herald’Perfection’ Financial Times***HAIRDRESSERNO. Another thing is coffee, and this has to be consumed with so much care and precision that if I were dropped back into the Middle Ages, if I didn't immediately perish from boredom / lack of running water / people smelling bad and being annoying, I could probably enjoy a fruitful career in alchemy. One thing is cookies, and even those have to pass an extremely comprehensive test which the vast majority of baked goods fail with flying colors. But it's worth making an exception for Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag: The Scriptures, naughtily bound to look like an old Bible.

She deserves every single good thing coming her way, because she’s doing extremely meaningful work and not being some automaton vomiting out “best day ever! Mike Hale in The New York Times praised the show for its "restless, almost feral energy and its slap-in-the-face attitude.I feel like I am easily able to recognise aspects of myself from some parts of my life in Fleabag and I imagine that's not unique to me. Their confrontation triggers a flashback, revealing that Fleabag was the woman with whom Boo's boyfriend cheated. Courtesy of their father, Fleabag and Claire reluctantly visit a female-only silent retreat, where they frequently break the rule of silence.

will feature the filming scripts of seasons 1 and 2, complete with the never-before-seen stage directions. Fleabag is herself an emotionally immature, gaffe-prone, often selfish young woman who steals a statuette from her stepmother (just because she can), and sends selfies of her intimate parts to boyfrieds (hasn't she heard of revenge porn for f's sake? Go deeper into the groundbreaking, Golden Globe and Emmy-winning series with this must-have collection-"a completist's dream of a book, including the show's full scripts and Waller-Bridge's commentary" ( Vogue).It has all the wit, heart and fourth-walling of the series and it really felt as if you were a fly on the wall, watching the series be filmed, rather than reading the book on your couch covered in Belvita crumbs (just me? The main character, also played by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, is a thirty-something living in London: attractive, vulnerable, obsessed about sex in general and casual sexual encounters in particular, close to her anorexic sister (but how can one be close to a person who organises their own surprise birthday party and describes it as a business meeting?