What Happens On Vacation: The enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy you won't want to go on holiday without!

Literature & Fiction

Jo Watson

Genre Fiction

Headline Eternal

Finding You

Hachette

Burning Moon

Humor & Satire

Headline

Almost a Bride: The funniest rom-com you'll read this year! (Destination Love)

If you want a book that is TRULY 'laugh out loud', start here' Goodreads reviewer The hilarious new rom-com from the author of the ebook bestseller Love to Hate You. Perfect for fans of Joanna Bolouri, Cate Woods and Sally Thorne.On the scale of one to worst idea ever, agreeing to give the toast at her best friend's engagement party when she's been in love with him for three years was not Val's finest decision. Nor was accidentally confessing her love to him in front of all their guests, including his fiancee. Boarding a plane that will take her literally anywhere to get away from the humiliation, Val is pleasantly surprised to find herself on the dazzlingly beautiful island of Reunion where she hopes she can heal her wounded pride, broken heart and bruised knees. When a painful face mask experiment leads her to a fellow broken-hearted traveller, Alex, they decide to give each other a helping hand and follow a foolproof ten-step plan to get over their respective exes. And so begins their crazy adventure. What could possibly go wrong?For more laugh-out-loud, swoon-worthy hijinks, don't miss Jo's other rom-coms, Love to Hate You, Burning Moon, Almost A Bride, Finding You and After the Rain.Love funny, romantic stories? You don't want to miss Jo Watson:'The perfect choice for fans of romantic comedies' Gina's Bookshelf'It was amazing, it was hilarious' Rachel's Random Reads'A brilliant read from beginning to end' Hopeless Romantics

The Great Ex-Scape: The riotous new romantic comedy from the author of Love to Hate You

Romance

Contemporary

Taya V. Skleike

In October 2016 Jo Watson hosted the very first `A Disorder for Everyone!' event in Birmingham, with psychologist Dr Lucy Johnstone, to explore (and explode) the culture of psychiatric diagnosis in mental health. To provide a space to continue the debate after the event, Jo also set up the now hugely popular and active Facebook group `Drop the Disorder!'.; Since then, they have delivered events in towns and cities across the UK, bringing together activists, survivors and professionals to debate psychiatric diagnosis. How and why does psychiatric diagnosis hold such power? What harm it can do? What are the alternatives to diagnosis, and how it can be positively challenged?; This book takes the themes, energy and passions of the AD4E events - bringing together many of the event speakers with others who have stories to tell and messages to share in the struggle to challenge diagnosis.; This is an essential book for everyone of us who looks beyond the labels.

Drop the Disorder! Challenging the culture of psychiatric diagnosis

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Alternative Medicine

PCCS Books

This is a unique collection of poems written by and for people who have survived our mental health system and the diagnostic process that is used to categorise and treat mental and emotional distress. In October 2016, Jo Watson launched A Disorder for Everyone (AD4E) an international campaign to challenge the culture of psychiatric diagnosis and the labelling of expressions of emotional distress as medical disorders. Since then hundreds of people have attended AD4E events all over the UK, and thousands have joined the campaign Facebook group Drop the Disorder! What began as a shout of protest has become an international roar. Poetry has long been used to give voice to resistance and to drive change in all kinds of social movements, and it is a central aspect of this campaign as well. It has been at the heart of every AD4E event and, more recently, several online poetry events have brought together poets and poetry-lovers from across the globe under the Drop the Disorder! banner. We Are the Change-Makers is a collection of these and other poems that seek to describe the otherwise inexpressible and challenge the power of psychiatry that misrepresents and medicates what it does not understand. Poets include Sanah Ahsan, Jyl Anais, Wend Badger, Amanda Bueno de Mesquita, Dr Julie Carter, Lydia Daisy, Ruth E. Dixon, Dorothy Dundas, Martha Enticott, Tracey Farrell , Sally Fox, Jasmine Gardosi, Dr Peter Gordon, Viv Gordon, Mica Gray, Jackie Hagan, Kathleen Halley Angus , Leah Harris, Toni Hurford, Sue Irwin, Ruth Jackson, Brian E. Levitt, Jo McFarlane, James Moore, Matthew Morris, Jacky Power, Dolly Sen, Clare Shaw , Erin Stevens, Mitzy Sky, Joelle Taylor, Dr Jessica Taylor, Dr Karen Treisman, T.O. Walker, Jo Watson and Jen Yates

We Are the Change-Makers: Poems supporting Drop the Disorder!

Poetry

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