From Belle du Jour to Bridget Jones, the sexploit confessional has long been a popular genre, but Edwards’s new book, Confessions of a Tinderella, takes it to new levels of disclosure as she ’fesses up about her real-life experiences of dating and dumping men on Tinder. Like a real-life Bridget [Jones], Edwards recounts getting laid, getting into scrapes, her biscuit-and-booze binges and, above all, wanting to meet Mr Right and marry him.

The perfect gift for your single girlfriend, whether she’s still happily swiping or has given up on the dating game. Confessions of a Tinderella as told by former Tinder addict Rosy Edwards, is a hilarious and horrifyingly relatable account of modern dating. Guaranteed to have singletons cringing and laughing in equal measure.

Hilarious ... Confessions of a Tinderella recounts everything from bum-biting to beer goggles with brazen honesty.

A brilliantly honest book that's sure to provide proper belly laughs.

Totally addicted from the first page. It’s relatable, funny and really moving in places. Rosy is amazing at conveying her feelings, especially instances of pathetic fallacy, and at points I had a lump in my throat. Of course it’s also funny and endearing – a must read of anyone who has dabbled with dating apps, and lives in a city that can get a bit lonely at times.

Bridget Jones with a broadband connection ... as holiday reads go, it's a sure-fire winner.

It is, at heart, Bridget Jones with an iPhone.

Hilarious.

this short book is a great way to wind down, reflect, and chuckle. [Will] make you smile, and perhaps provide some reassurance for those days when you say to yourself in your head the line from The Tempest: “Good wombs have borne bad sons.”

The story is sweet, charming, funny, and I found myself really enjoying it

The ‘character goes on a journey of self-discovery’ trope is a well used one in all forms of art, but it’s rarely done as wonderfully or with such imagination, as in Deborah Install’s début novel ‘A Robot In The Garden'.

I literally could not put this book down. It is truly a magical read

It’s hard to believe that such a book can be a début for the author, and I will be advising everyone to read it

Read this book, you'll enjoy it and that's all there is to say on the matter!

It made me smile, it made me laugh - and the last chapter or two had me laughing out loud several times

This is a wonderful, heart-warming book with a great big dollop of humour, guaranteed to draw in the reader and hold their interest until the very last page

a touching story of friendship and growing up. 'The Robot in the Garden' is a very unique and quirky read

A heartwarming mix of fantasy and road novel