'A fast-paced, funny and touching story about smart young women' ELIZABETH GILBERT

'Incredible storytelling. Pure class' SUN

'It's a fabulous read; such a refreshing idea, deliciously unpredictable with a story that gripped me from the start. I found it uplifting and inspiring, and thought provoking. Solo Power!' RUTH JONES

'Warm, funny, and beautifully honest, this is an empowering story that you'll struggle to put down' HEAT

'I loved this... Table for One is a funny, warm yet galvanising read. It's a reminder about sublimating our needs to others, and taking care of ourselves' JENNIE GODFREY

'Hilarious, heartbreaking and wildly relatable ... Table for One looks at what it actually means to be alone and the power and joy of dating yourself' COSMOPOLITAN

'Joyful and affirming, this is a dopamine hit of a book that'll also open your heart' CLAIRE DAVERLEY

'Gannon is alert to how difficult it is to figure out how to live the best life in a world where we're bombarded with clashing opinions. She presents Willow's learning curve with insight and compassion' THE TIMES

'It's a zippy, pleasurable read - with lots of humorous observations around journalism, influencer culture and heteronormative relationships - and steeped in accessible wisdom about how we live now ... I gulped it down in an evening' PANDORA SYKES

'Relatable, affirming and prescient' GRAZIA

'Reading Table for One was like slipping into a warm bath after a stressful week. It asks us to question what it is that we are working towards-and whether that is what we really want' CAL FLYN

'We read this in one sitting' CLOSER

'Warm, generous, witty and so wise on the tension between societal pressures and ploughing our own furrow. This was a pleasure to dine with' LAUREN BRAVO

'Imagine Bridget Jones, but with less emphasis on finding Mr. Right and more on discovering genuine joy within yourself. This was a sheer pleasure to read' THE MIRROR

'Funny and sharp' MAIL ON SUNDAY