Monica Heisey Bücher

»Jeder Satz, den Monica Heisey schreibt, ist ein Geschenk.« Dolly Alderton Sunday-Times- Bestseller Maggie ist achtundzwanzig und war genau sechshundertacht Tage mit Jon verheiratet, als ihr erstes Scheidungsjahr beginnt. Während die Deko der Verlobungsparty noch die Wohnung schmückt, ist Jon schon ausgezogen. Maggie ist plötzlich wieder allein. Gern wäre sie eine dieser eleganten Geschiedenen, die ihre Freiheit genießen. Aber Maggie fühlt sich wie ein Kleinkind, das Stöckelschuhe anprobiert. Bedeutet Scheidung Scheitern oder eine neue Chance? Selbstzweifel oder ein Push für den Selbstwert? Trennungstherapie oder Online-Dating? Maggie sucht Rat: bei ihrer Doktormutter Merris, bei ihrer Freundin Amy und in ihrer Chatgruppe (natürlich!). Sie versucht wieder zu daten und stellt sich bei alldem die ganz großen Fragen des Lebens.

Monica Heisey’s debut novel is a hilarious and relatable exploration of love, friendship, and the chaos of modern life. Following Maggie, whose marriage ends just 608 days in, the story captures her journey as a Surprisingly Young Divorcée™. While grappling with loneliness, financial struggles, and an unfulfilled PhD, Maggie embraces her new status with determination. She dives into ‘sadness hobbies,’ navigates the dating scene, and shares her experiences with her high-energy friend Amy. As she navigates her first year post-divorce, Maggie questions societal norms around marriage, her own perceived failures, and the pursuit of happiness. The narrative is filled with laugh-out-loud moments and sharp observations, making it an irresistible read. Heisey’s voice shines through, offering a smart and warm perspective on the uncertainties of relationships and self-discovery. This debut is a testament to the complexities of life after love, resonating with anyone who has faced similar challenges. With endorsements from notable authors praising its humor and depth, the novel promises to be both entertaining and thought-provoking.

"I Can't Believe It's Not Better is a collection of stories, essays, advice, and drawings from writer and comedian Monica Heisey. Created to help you live your Best Life, this book offers tips on everything from workplace politics to sexting, from how to make your apartment look like you read design blogs to where to cry in public. Important guides like "How To Watch Literally Hours of TV At A Time" will help you sort your life out for good, while thoughtṕrovoking personal essays such as "Pizzas I Have Loved" and helpful exercises like "Are You Being Flirted With, A Quiz" provide some gravitas and perspective to help you navigate this modern world. Plus there is a very weird short story about bees."-- publisher