Asking for a Friend
Contents (108)
- Praise for Andi Osho
- Copyright
- Note to Readers
- Contents
- Chapter 1
- Jemima
- Chapter 2
- Meagan
- Chapter 3
- Simi
- Chapter 4
- Jemima
- Chapter 5
- Simi
- Chapter 6
- Meagan
- Chapter 7
- Jemima
- Chapter 8
- Meagan
- Chapter 9
- Jemima
- Chapter 10
- Simi
- Chapter 11
- Jemima
- Chapter 12
- Meagan
- Chapter 13
- Jemima
- Chapter 14
- Simi
- Chapter 15
- Meagan
- Chapter 16
- Jemima
- Chapter 17
- Simi
- Chapter 18
- Jemima
- Chapter 19
- Simi
- Chapter 20
- Meagan
- Chapter 21
- Jemima
- Chapter 22
- Meagan
- Chapter 23
- Simi
- Chapter 24
- Jemima
- Chapter 25
- Meagan
- Chapter 26
- Jemima
- Chapter 27
- Simi
- Chapter 28
- Meagan
- Chapter 29
- Jemima
- Chapter 30
- Meagan
- Chapter 31
- Simi
- Chapter 32
- Jemima
- Chapter 33
- Meagan
- Chapter 34
- Simi
- Chapter 35
- Jemima
- Chapter 36
- Meagan
- Chapter 37
- Simi
- Chapter 38
- Jemima
- Chapter 39
- Meagan
- Chapter 40
- Simi
- Chapter 41
- Jemima
- Chapter 42
- Meagan
- Chapter 43
- Simi
- Chapter 44
- Jemima
- Chapter 45
- Meagan
- Chapter 46
- Simi
- Chapter 47
- Jemima
- Chapter 48
- Simi
- Chapter 49
- Meagan
- Chapter 50
- Jemima
- Epilogue
- The girls
- Acknowledgements
- About the Publisher

Praise for Andi Osho
‘A mistressclass in combining humour and lovely characters, all wrapped up with a cracking story’
Jo Brand
‘Witty, joyful and a truly uplifting celebration of friendship’
Beth O’Leary, bestselling author of The Flatshare
‘As soon as I started reading I couldn’t put it down. The humour and attention to detail slides off the page. This is both realistic and inspirational. Andi Osho is a genius’
Jocelyn Jee Esien
‘A massively entertaining tale of wingwomen recharging each other’s love lives. Funny, spiky and fab!’
Beth Morrey, bestselling author of Saving Missy
‘A debut novel that I’ll return to again and again. An absolute triumph and I loved every word’
Susan Calman
‘This brilliant warm book had me laughing from the first page and I couldn’t put Asking For a Friend down’
Lucy Vine, bestselling author of Hot Mess
‘An ultimately feel-good story about female friendships full of heart and humour. So relatable, I loved it!’
Angela Griffin
‘I LOVED it. Funny, sparky and written with so much heart’
Daisy Buchanan, author of Insatiable
‘A loving tribute to female friendship bursting with funny lines and loveable characters’
Lucy Porter
‘A fresh, funny, relatable page-turner from the ever brilliant Andi Osho – for anyone who’s ever navigated the dating world and needed the sisterhood’
Deborah Frances White, The Guilty Feminist
‘A delightful read, a beautiful paean to female friendship – genuinely funny and full of heart’
Roisin Conaty
‘As hilarious as Andi’s stand-up while feeling like a lively night out with brilliant friends’
Sara Pascoe
‘From the first page, you can guarantee laughter. This book is hilarious, warm and an absolute page-turner. I loved it!’
Angie Le Mar
‘A hilarious, laugh-a-minute, laugh-out-loud, relentless romp through dating, women and friendship. Brilliantly vivid and relatable characters. Brilliantly written, fun and joyous!’
Shazia Mirza
‘Wise, witty and warm. Everything Andi Osho touches turns to gold’
Richard Osman, bestselling author of The Thursday Murder Club
ANDI OSHO is an award-winning stand-up comedian, actor, writer, filmmaker and lover of shoes. Her acting credits include Shazam!, Lights Out, Curfew, Death in Paradise, Eastenders, Holby and Kiri. As a stand-up, Andi wrote, performed and toured two sell-out Edinburgh shows, played at the O2 in London and has appeared on The Late, Late Show, Mock The Week, Never mind the Buzzcocks, BBC1’s Live at the Apollo and more. Basically, she’s done a bunch of stuff. Asking For a Friend is her debut novel.
Stay in touch with Andi on Twitter @andiosho and on Instagram and Facebook @theandioshow

Copyright

An imprint of HarperCollins Publishers Ltd
1 London Bridge Street
London SE1 9GF
First published in Great Britain by HQ in 2021
Copyright © Andi Osho 2021
Andi Osho asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work.
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.