From Beer To Maternity by julie Hodgson

“Do not reward yourself with food: you are not a dog.” (Comedy Story)

From beer to maternity

Janet knows she needs to lose weight - she hasn't seen her feet since the nineties - but when she staggers up onto a table at the work's New Year's party, with enough beer inside her to power Australia for a year, and challenges her mortal enemy, Jack, to a weight-loss competition, she has no idea what she's started. She can't even remember it the next day, but her drunken rant has already become an internet sensation, and now there's no backing out of it. Jack wants nothing to do with it - although he hasn't seen his feet since the eighties - but with his doctor forcing him to lose weight and Janet's constant hostility towards him, he is soon on board, and the competition between them is fierce. So, it's on! Every month for a year the rivals compete to lose the most weight in diets set by their colleagues, ranging from the reasonably sensible to the completely and utterly insane! Attracting full media attention.

Genre: FICTION / Humorous

Secondary Genre: FICTION / General

Language: English

Keywords: Dieting, Youtube, vegan, Humour

Word Count: 30507

Sales info:

This has only just been released . So no data yet, although the Ebook has been popular. 


Sample text:

Weight a Minute

You know when you’re so drunk – I mean eight pints of lager and four Bend-Over-Shirleys drunk (apparently, it’s a cocktail) – I mean Club 18-30 drunk, although that ship sailed some time ago – I mean full-on, hold your hair back, giz a snog, I looooove everyone, and kebabs are the finest cuisine in the world drunk. You know it? Good. Well, you know when it’s New Year’s Eve, you’re that drunk, and you shout your mouth off about a year-long, weight-loss battle with a workmate that all your workmates are betting on, as well as deciding which diets you’ll be following month-by-month? No? Well, me neither, but when I walked into work a few days later, through a sea of well-wishers, slapping my back like I was John Cena walking to the ring rather than a shamefully still-hungover telesales lady dragging herself to her desk, it all came back to me – well, sort of.

            “Nice work, Janet!”

            “You’ve got this, Janny!”

No one called me Janny and survived!

            “You can do it, Janet!”

           


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
French
Already translated. Translated by Madlyne Marmu
Author review:
A most excellent translation, and good communication throughout.
German
Already translated. Translated by Ines Radionovas-Lagoutte
Author review:
Superb translator asked questions to make sure the translation fitted well within the language of translations. And promptly.
Really good to work with. Would highly recommend her.
Italian
Already translated. Translated by Simona Casaccia
Author review:
The translation was done in a timely, manner..I did however have it proofread by another translator and re addressed issues found within the manuscript. Communication good, throughout.
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Cristiane May Allgayer
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by Eva Torres Lepine
Author review:
Very good translation and communication throughout.

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