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When I went off to college I started telling people that my mother died in a car crash Ellie and Izzy have lived a life with a mother they adored. Whether taking them for long midnight baths or dancing in the dark in the rain, shes been a magical, colourful figure. Now, on the eve of her forty-first birthday, Izzy realises that shes about to reach the year her mother nev When I went off to college I started telling people that my mother died in a car crash Ellie and Izzy have lived a life with a mother they adored. Whether taking them for long midnight baths or dancing in the dark in the rain, shes been a magical, colourful figure. Now, on the eve of her forty-first birthday, Izzy realises that shes about to reach the year her mother never got beyond. Her father and sister are flying out for an emotionally charged weekend visit, and Izzy cant help feeling shes still responsible, that there are apologies to be made. Surely now shes at an age where a grown-up daughter can put things behind her? Crazy as Chocolate, like her bestselling novel The Abortionists Daughter, dwells on the fragile yet binding relationship between a mother and her daughters. It is an enchanting novel about an idyllic, wild childhood and girls who, in spite of everything, love the woman who gave them life.

When I went off to college I started telling people that my mother died in a car crash Ellie and Izzy have lived a life with a mother they adored. Whether taking them for long midnight baths or dancing in the dark in the rain, shes been a magical, colourful figure. Now, on the eve of her forty-first birthday, Izzy realises that shes about to reach the year her mother nev When I went off to college I started telling people that my mother died in a car crash Ellie and Izzy have lived a life with a mother they...  Read More