''I''m just a nitwit girl who''s sort of stumbling through life learning that we all have our own roads to walk - but that it''s still valuable, and rather lovely, to hear about other people''s journeys...''Filled with honesty, wit and wisdom, Fully Functioning Human (Almost) - part memoir, part life guide - will show you the real Melanie Murphy: warm, fun, positive, honest, a girl who''s got this whole adult thing down. Almost. Irish YouTuber Melanie Murphy regularly chronicles the ups and downs of her life on her popular channel, discussing topics such as sexuality, skincare, social media and self-esteem. Now, in her first book, she looks with her trademark humour and down-to-earth honesty at the experiences that have shaped her.From learning how to manage her online life, to giving up on the idea of perfection, living with anxiety and the lessons she has learned about relationships, Mel shows us that difficult times can teach us the most about who we are, and by learning to value ourselves, we can overcome whatever life throws at us.

Erin wants a fresh start.With her thirtieth birthday coming up, she''s taken a long hard look at her life (the job she hates, the wedding she just cancelled) and concluded that it''s basically a mess.If only she knew where to begin.A trip to her hometown in Ireland to visit her beloved grandmother is a welcome escape from her disappointments. But, there, Erin also finds an unexpected solution to her problems, in the form of a magical family heirloom. No more of the ''what ifs'' she''s been tormenting herself with -- now all she needs to do is whisper two little words and she''ll be able to see for herself what might have been, had she chosen a different path.But as Erin gets caught up in one ''if only'' after another, changing her life proves more complicated than expected. And she starts to realise that, by chasing dreams and searching for an easy fix, she might be missing out on what''s right in front of her...

''Moving, unexpected and compassionate'' Louise O''Neill''A page-turner from start to finish'' Irish Mail on Sunday''A heartfelt reminder of the importance of connection - to nature, to others, to ourselves'' Calum McSwigganSisters Jenna and Rosie bring out the worst in each other. So they mostly keep their distance.But Jenna has suddenly found herself with no job, no boyfriend, nowhere to live - and no idea what to do next. Is life really supposed to be this difficult? Turning up on Rosie''s doorstep is the last thing she wants to do, but it feels like her only option.Rosie misses her old life, the one filled with fun and travel and excitement. These days she barely has the energy for her cute friend with benefits, let alone to take care of her little sister. Why doesn''t she ever get to put herself first?Somehow the sisters find themselves roped into a community project, forced to work together. As the group brings an overgrown garden back to life, curious - maybe even magical - things begin to happen. New friendships blossom and old wounds start to heal. But will Jenna and Rosie finally find their way back to happiness, and each other?''A wonderfully empathetic exploration of human frailties and our capacity to heal ... brutally truthful and beautifully uplifting'' Sophie White''Evocative, emotional and visceral'' Briana Morgan

''I''m just a nitwit girl who''s sort of stumbling through life learning that we all have our own roads to walk - but that it''s still valuable, and rather lovely, to hear about other people''s journeys...''Filled with honesty, wit and wisdom, Fully Functioning Human (Almost) - part memoir, part life guide - will show you the real Melanie Murphy: warm, fun, positive, honest, a girl who''s got this whole adult thing down. Almost. Irish YouTuber Melanie Murphy regularly chronicles the ups and downs of her life on her popular channel, discussing topics such as sexuality, skincare, social media and self-esteem. Now, in her first book, she looks with her trademark humour and down-to-earth honesty at the experiences that have shaped her.From learning how to manage her online life, to giving up on the idea of perfection, living with anxiety and the lessons she has learned about relationships, Mel shows us that difficult times can teach us the most about who we are, and by learning to value ourselves, we can overcome whatever life throws at us.

Erin wants a fresh start.With her thirtieth birthday coming up, she''s taken a long hard look at her life (the job she hates, the wedding she just cancelled) and concluded that it''s basically a mess.If only she knew where to begin.A trip to her hometown in Ireland to visit her beloved grandmother is a welcome escape from her disappointments. But, there, Erin also finds an unexpected solution to her problems, in the form of a magical family heirloom. No more of the ''what ifs'' she''s been tormenting herself with -- now all she needs to do is whisper two little words and she''ll be able to see for herself what might have been, had she chosen a different path.But as Erin gets caught up in one ''if only'' after another, changing her life proves more complicated than expected. And she starts to realise that, by chasing dreams and searching for an easy fix, she might be missing out on what''s right in front of her...

''Moving, unexpected and compassionate'' Louise O''Neill''A page-turner from start to finish'' Irish Mail on Sunday''A heartfelt reminder of the importance of connection - to nature, to others, to ourselves'' Calum McSwigganSisters Jenna and Rosie bring out the worst in each other. So they mostly keep their distance.But Jenna has suddenly found herself with no job, no boyfriend, nowhere to live - and no idea what to do next. Is life really supposed to be this difficult? Turning up on Rosie''s doorstep is the last thing she wants to do, but it feels like her only option.Rosie misses her old life, the one filled with fun and travel and excitement. These days she barely has the energy for her cute friend with benefits, let alone to take care of her little sister. Why doesn''t she ever get to put herself first?Somehow the sisters find themselves roped into a community project, forced to work together. As the group brings an overgrown garden back to life, curious - maybe even magical - things begin to happen. New friendships blossom and old wounds start to heal. But will Jenna and Rosie finally find their way back to happiness, and each other?''A wonderfully empathetic exploration of human frailties and our capacity to heal ... brutally truthful and beautifully uplifting'' Sophie White''Evocative, emotional and visceral'' Briana Morgan