All the Other Mothers Hate Me by Sarah Harman is a sharp, contemporary novel that explores friendship, judgement, and the pressure of fitting in. With a compelling premise and a fresh voice, it draws readers into the messy, often funny realities of school-gate politics and the way people size each other up.
Perfect for readers who enjoy character-driven fiction with wit and emotional tension, this book follows the social dramas and hidden insecurities that can shape everyday life. If you like stories about relationships, belonging, and the little conflicts that reveal bigger truths, this is a lively and engaging read.
