Reviews on the Waterstones site.
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Sounds about right.
Lydia Millen #190 Fell Off Her Pedal Stool
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All because she tried to swindle money out of hardworking people, what a massive drama queen
Oh goodness, the reviews are not spectacular said Mrs L Millen! 
I thought she was a 'proud difficult woman' so why is she still playing the poor me narrative? Stop with the bloody pity party you bought all the tit on yourself. You are an arrogant vile woman who thought you could treat a heavily pregnant woman like tit and get away with with it, but unfortunately for you Nicky was having none if it!
All the “if you can’t say anything nice blah blah” disciples in the vlog comments need to direct said soundbite to their lord and saviour Mrs Millen, given the trash she talks about her own mother very regularly on her vlogs!!
Hear that Rexysbum?….go have a word with your overlord
Hear that Rexysbum?….go have a word with your overlord
She’s taken to her bed with exhaustion 
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Do we have any way of knowing how many copies have been sold?She’s taken to her bed with exhaustion
More like cause she's thrown a tantrum over the book reviews 'breathe chicken breathe'.She’s taken to her bed with exhaustion
She is the master of the mundane, from her cooking, to redecorating, to fake gardening and writing a book, it s all so dull.
There she is, doing what she does best ...lazing the day away.She’s taken to her bed with exhaustion
From an Amazon book sales calculator
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Said she'd be laying on the couch, such a hard life..... NotShe’s taken to her bed with exhaustion
I hate to be gross BUT maybe after reading to could be used as loo roll.For research purposes sure, maybe it would tax deductible too
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She wouldn't know a hard days work if it bit her on the arse.
It seems a repeat of the plastic tanning mitt etc fiasco, some good reviews (fake and delusional sheep) and the truthful reviews which say its rubbish.
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So whilst I was shopping in town today, I popped into Waterstones to see if they had stock of madams book. It took some searching, but I finally spotted the one lonely copy in an inconspicuous corner of the shop, wedged between an array of non-fictional offerings. I flicked through the book and in fairness, I was surprised to see it doesn't have as many blank pages as I first assumed; though the font is big and spaced out. I agree with others, that the illustrations are beautiful, but we'll give credit to the actual artist, Dianne Sutherland for those!
However, it appears the book is mostly full of narcistic waffle (of course it would be!) and how she relates the twists and turns of life, to the seasons and elements of nature. She repeats stories of her upbringing that we've heard time and time before, her Nonno working as tailor on Savile Row and the vast differences in her childhood homes; in her words, she watched her mum scrape by, but when she stayed with her Dad and Grandparents, she was reminded that anything is possible and would be driven around in luxury cars and slept in a four poster bed!
In chapter 'Building Resilience', she briefly mentions the Globy disaster and how she received an influx of negative feedback (which as we know, she ignored and turn off commenting!), she said how embarrassed she was with the reaction, yet states she has learnt to take accountability for her failings and realise her mistakes - yeah sure, if you say so Lydia! The chapter 'Living with Loss' she talks about Lynx's disappearance and the passing of her Nonno from Covid - I'm guessing this is the part she was crying through whilst recoding the audio book.
All in all, it's clear the reason she thinks her book is a masterpiece and listens to the audio recording on repeat, is because it's all about her! With a few recipes and methods of how to connect with nature thrown in. The way her and her delusional followers are going on about this book, you'd think she has come through absolute turmoil, the depths of despair and true hardships. No Lydia, you had a failed business because you tried ripping people off with overpriced tat from China, you incurred no financial downfall just a bruised ego, and proceeded to live your life of luxury. You verbally abused a pregnant hairdresser and continued to berate her business on your public platform, you then gaslit your followers into playing the victim and showed how truly tone deaf you were to the grave affects and struggles of the pandemic; let's not forget the 'duck You 2020' Birkin and gifting herself a £4k Chupi Hero ring, as she considered herself a hero for getting through covid - You mean the endless amount of online shopping whilst sat in your million pound home!? Yes the loss of a beloved pet and a Grandparent is hard, and I believe each person's grief is no less valid than someone else's but these are losses that nearly every single person will experience in life, yet acts as if she's the only person to have ever gone through it! It’s truly shocking how far removed from reality she is!
However, it appears the book is mostly full of narcistic waffle (of course it would be!) and how she relates the twists and turns of life, to the seasons and elements of nature. She repeats stories of her upbringing that we've heard time and time before, her Nonno working as tailor on Savile Row and the vast differences in her childhood homes; in her words, she watched her mum scrape by, but when she stayed with her Dad and Grandparents, she was reminded that anything is possible and would be driven around in luxury cars and slept in a four poster bed!
In chapter 'Building Resilience', she briefly mentions the Globy disaster and how she received an influx of negative feedback (which as we know, she ignored and turn off commenting!), she said how embarrassed she was with the reaction, yet states she has learnt to take accountability for her failings and realise her mistakes - yeah sure, if you say so Lydia! The chapter 'Living with Loss' she talks about Lynx's disappearance and the passing of her Nonno from Covid - I'm guessing this is the part she was crying through whilst recoding the audio book.
All in all, it's clear the reason she thinks her book is a masterpiece and listens to the audio recording on repeat, is because it's all about her! With a few recipes and methods of how to connect with nature thrown in. The way her and her delusional followers are going on about this book, you'd think she has come through absolute turmoil, the depths of despair and true hardships. No Lydia, you had a failed business because you tried ripping people off with overpriced tat from China, you incurred no financial downfall just a bruised ego, and proceeded to live your life of luxury. You verbally abused a pregnant hairdresser and continued to berate her business on your public platform, you then gaslit your followers into playing the victim and showed how truly tone deaf you were to the grave affects and struggles of the pandemic; let's not forget the 'duck You 2020' Birkin and gifting herself a £4k Chupi Hero ring, as she considered herself a hero for getting through covid - You mean the endless amount of online shopping whilst sat in your million pound home!? Yes the loss of a beloved pet and a Grandparent is hard, and I believe each person's grief is no less valid than someone else's but these are losses that nearly every single person will experience in life, yet acts as if she's the only person to have ever gone through it! It’s truly shocking how far removed from reality she is!
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So while she's asleep she writes on insta all the things she's done then posts it making sure it looks aesthetically pleasing
I liked the casual leg hanging out the blanketSo while she's asleep she writes on insta all the things she's done then posts it making sure it looks aesthetically pleasing
She wants only "good" boost her ego reviews
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