The Girls' Guide To Homemaking

A Heartfelt and Humorous Tale of Love, Life, and Starting Over

The Girls' Guide to Homemaking by Amy Bratley is a warm, witty, and empowering novel about finding yourself when life doesn’t go to plan. First published in 2011 by Pan Books, this uplifting story explores modern relationships, vintage charm, and the joys—and challenges—of making a house a home.

When Life Falls Apart, Create Something Beautiful

Juliet has always believed in happily ever after. So when she’s suddenly single, jobless, and living in a rundown flat, she’s forced to reassess everything. Inspired by her grandmother’s old homemaking books and her own passion for all things retro, Juliet decides to embrace a new lifestyle—complete with home baking, DIY decor, and a fresh sense of purpose. But as she discovers, being independent isn’t always easy, and true happiness comes in the most unexpected ways.

Perfect for Fans of Feel-Good, Contemporary Fiction

The Girls' Guide to Homemaking is a charming, emotionally honest read ideal for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Jenny Colgan, and Lucy Dillon. It’s a story about self-discovery, second chances, and finding comfort in the small, beautiful things that make a house a home.