
According to Yes
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Dawn French
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Jeff Harding
(Narrator),
Jennifer Woodward
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Kris Milnes
(Narrator),
Tom Judd
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Penguin Books Ltd
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Listening Length | 9 hours and 13 minutes |
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Author | Dawn French |
Narrator | Dawn French, Jeff Harding, Jennifer Woodward, Kris Milnes, Tom Judd |
Whispersync for Voice | Ready |
Audible.com.au Release Date | 22 October 2015 |
Publisher | Penguin Books Ltd |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B016N4EQDS |
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276 in Humourous Fiction 788 in Women's Fiction (Audible Books & Originals) 1,355 in Humorous Fiction |
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Reviewed in Australia on 4 February 2016
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Another winner from Dawn French with just the right mixture of humour and poignancy. I felt at times that Rosie Kitto may have been based on Dawn herself. One of those books I just couldn't put down as I was dying to know what Rosie would get up to next.
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Reviewed in Australia on 26 November 2015
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Fabulous book, I finished it and went straight back to the beginning to read it again. I loved the way Dawn French developed the characters, they became so real that I felt as if I knew each one of them personally..
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Reviewed in Australia on 22 January 2016
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Truly a most unique and enlightening read, funny and sensitive. Highly recommended, Rosie is an amazing lady and the New York setting really adds to the story.
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Reviewed in Australia on 22 December 2016
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I really enjoyed this book. So many life truths and lessons brought out in the vulnerable portraits of the characters. I think that every reader would be touched by the gentleness of the lessons.
Reviewed in Australia on 17 February 2018
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A weak storyline and I expected a lot more. Aeroplane reading. Light and can be knocked off quickly.
Reviewed in Australia on 22 October 2020
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I got it on a whim, but I just couldn't get into it.
Reviewed in Australia on 14 August 2016
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Fun, saucy and brilliantly written. Lovely easy read, great chick flick . Now to find more books by miss French!
Reviewed in Australia on 19 October 2020
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A light hearted but empathetic novel.
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K Smith
1.0 out of 5 stars
Embarrassing!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 December 2016Verified Purchase
The one and only good thing I can say about this book is that it might be fun for our book club to take a vote on 'what was the lowest point?' Could it be that the main character was supposed to be cast as a likeable saviour of staid and dysfunctional family whist having unprotected sex with all the men and boys in a family? I was surprised that she didn't also shag Natalie and Eva who were madly impressed with her, despite her questionable nannying. Yes, I would expect getting drunk with an 18 year old and then taking his virginity while babysitting his younger brothers who are in a tent on the roof garden of a high rise apartment a bit dodgt. There should at least be some proper storyline which envelopes such ghastly stuff. Sadly, I came away with the slightly embarrassing feeling that Dawn French doesn't view assault, attempted rape, STDs, family-wrecking and unattended kids undertaking dangerous stunts anything serious at all. When we do these things everything always ends up happily ever after! Almost every page had a cringe. Vicar of Dibley it most certainly is not.
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Boingboing
2.0 out of 5 stars
According to me? It's a No.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 December 2016Verified Purchase
It's all just a bit too silly for my liking. There's a deeper past hinted at in the opening pages that turns out to be a bit of a dead end. There's a pretty much unbelievable 'foreign woman walks in off the street into a nannying job in a palatial apartment and then shags everybody in sight' plot line. And underneath it all, there's a 'jolly chubby girl holds up a mirror to a dysfunctional family and helps them all to become better, nicer people' theme and makes a roof garden (that surely the residents committee would NEVER have allowed). This is not Mary Poppins but it's just as silly as if it was.
Throw in a lot of teaching kids to swear (not big, not clever), VERY odd slang and West Country-isms, and a highly sophisticated elderly New York wealthy lady who thinks 'Looe' sounds like a toilet (but surely that type of 'lady' doesn't pee or poop and certainly doesn't talk about 'lavatories' in public) and this is a book that takes quite a lot of suspension of belief and is a drag to get through.
Honestly? I wouldn't bother.
Throw in a lot of teaching kids to swear (not big, not clever), VERY odd slang and West Country-isms, and a highly sophisticated elderly New York wealthy lady who thinks 'Looe' sounds like a toilet (but surely that type of 'lady' doesn't pee or poop and certainly doesn't talk about 'lavatories' in public) and this is a book that takes quite a lot of suspension of belief and is a drag to get through.
Honestly? I wouldn't bother.
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S. J. Porsz
1.0 out of 5 stars
I doubt this would have been published if it weren't by Dawn French
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 September 2016Verified Purchase
We chose this for our bookclub based on positive reviews we had seen on Richard and Judy but unanimously agreed it was a big mistake! Not only does it feel as though it was not edited at all (perhaps the editor was intimidated by Dawn French's celebrity?) but the plot line is ridiculous and poorly executed. It involves lots of big issues but with no reflection on the magnitude of them (rape scene in particular). We were looking for something funny which is why we went for this but we could not have been more wrong. Even the overarching concept of saying yes to everything was patchy and felt a bit like it had been added at the end to help explain the protagonist's extremely poor life choices and total disregard for consequences. Do not buy if you expect something well-written or funny.
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Lynsey
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another personable, bubbly character introduced by Dawn French
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 March 2018Verified Purchase
Ok, so the main character Rosie is a bit promiscuous, and makes some pretty awkward and cringeworthy decisions, but surely that's going to happen when you make a conscious decision to say "Yes" to all the opportunities that life throws at you, which she fully intends to, straight from the off. As I read the book, I almost imagined Dawn as Rosie, as she seemed like such a personable, friendly character. While the situations she finds herself in seem to be somewhat ridiculous, you can also see how it is possible something like that could happen? Maybe? Even if not, you can almost feel the fear and the dread yourself when it all seems as though the secrets are all going to come out.... I won't spoil anything, you will have to give it a read!
I love all of Dawn French's books, and According to Yes is no different. I will definitely read it again in years to come.
I love all of Dawn French's books, and According to Yes is no different. I will definitely read it again in years to come.

A. E. Clark
5.0 out of 5 stars
Out of the ordinary
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 December 2018Verified Purchase
This book was hard going at first but I'm glad I persevered. Rosie is an extraordinary person who goes to New York to help with two young boys whose parents are going through a messy divorce. They have temporarily moved into their grandparents house where many surprises, twists and turns in the story await the unsuspecting reader.
I thought the author was trying too hard setting the scene in the first few chapters but once she relaxed and got into the flow of the story it really flowed.
Certainly not your run of the mill book !!
I thought the author was trying too hard setting the scene in the first few chapters but once she relaxed and got into the flow of the story it really flowed.
Certainly not your run of the mill book !!
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