What’s for dinner?
Four words. One question. A daily emotional collapse.
In homes across Britain, this innocent little phrase has destroyed moods, ruined afternoons and caused otherwise reasonable adults to stand in front of the fridge whispering, “I don’t know anymore.”
For God’s Sake, What’s For Dinner? is a funny British humour book about the endless chaos of family mealtimes: the fussy eaters, the forgotten meal plans, the suspicious leftovers, the emergency freezer food, the child who loved pasta yesterday but now considers it a personal attack, and the parent trying to cook one meal that everyone will actually eat.
From the weekly food shop to the dinner table negotiations, from “I’m not hungry” to “can I have a snack?” five minutes later, this book is for anyone who has ever tried to feed a family and come away spiritually changed.
Perfect for readers who enjoy relatable British humour, parenting chaos, family life, everyday sarcasm and the quiet despair of deciding what to cook again.
Part of the For God’s Sake British humour series. Read it on its own, or alongside the rest of the series if you are emotionally prepared. Free on Kindle.
