This is a light hearted story with hilarious moments to make you laugh. What Evie sees to make her crash her car is something bizarre.

This is a superficial novel, full of stereotypes. None of the characters seemed believable and I didn't care for any of them. Everybody was quite annoying in fact!

If you like your stories with a dose of fun, quirky and full of family dramas then The Miseducation Of Evie Epworth is for you. This will certainly be one of my favourite books of the year. It occurs to me I read so many books about devious characters I'm almost agog when people turn out to be kind and generous. That's certainly the case with Mrs Scott-Pym and her daughter who are there for Evie when she most needs guidance and friendship. Tight, clever and riddled with wit. Like discovering Adrian Mole or Bridget Jones for the first time.’ Joanna Nadin, author of The Queen of Bloody Everything I didn’t live in Yorkshire or anywhere near but lots of things were still the same, unless you lived in London, but I didn’t go there until 1972. I did something in fashion like Caroline. It was still vastly different from our narrow-minded, parochial, suburban life in the Cotswolds. I had never heard of a lesbian when I was 10 years old, possibly not even at 16. Things were different in those days.

Oh this book is the perfect antidote to all of the horrendous things that seem to be on the news this year! The book was selected with the help of a panel of library staff from across the UK. Our readers loved The Miseducation of Evie Epworth – here are some of their comments: Such a joyful and uplifting read. Just the sort of thing that people will want to be reading right now.’ Anita Rani, Radio 2 Book ClubNothing ever adds us: they live on a farm, but despite the mention in the beginning that Evie distributes the farm's milk, nobody seems to be working at the farm. Or maybe the father, who is absent for most of the conversations/episodes, is doing all the work?