About Jenny Colgan
Jenny Colgan is Scottish born and bred, but currently lives and works in London, where, for the last few years, she has worked as a stand up comedienne in Notting Hill and the West End, writing her own material.
Novels
Amanda's Wedding (2000)
Talking to Addison (2000)
Looking for Andrew McCarthy (2001)
Working Wonders (2003)
aka Arthur Project
Do You Remember the First Time? (2004)
aka The Boy I Loved Before
Where Have All the Boys Gone? (2005)
West End Girls (2006)
Operation Sunshine (2007)
Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend (2008)
The Good, the Bad and the Dumped (2010)
Meet Me at the Cupcake Cafe (2011)
Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams (2012)
Christmas at the Cupcake Cafe (2012)
The Loveliest Chocolate Shop in Paris (2013)
Christmas at Rosie HopkinsĀ Sweetshop (2013)
The Little Beach Street Bakery (2014)
Talking to Addison (2000)
Looking for Andrew McCarthy (2001)
Working Wonders (2003)
aka Arthur Project
Do You Remember the First Time? (2004)
aka The Boy I Loved Before
Where Have All the Boys Gone? (2005)
West End Girls (2006)
Operation Sunshine (2007)
Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend (2008)
The Good, the Bad and the Dumped (2010)
Meet Me at the Cupcake Cafe (2011)
Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams (2012)
Christmas at the Cupcake Cafe (2012)
The Loveliest Chocolate Shop in Paris (2013)
Christmas at Rosie HopkinsĀ Sweetshop (2013)
The Little Beach Street Bakery (2014)
Omnibus
Collections
Scottish Girls About Town: And Sixteen Other Scottish Women Authors (2003) (with Leila Aboulela, Katie Agnew, Abigail Bosanko, Carol Anne Davis, Isla Dewar, Muriel Gray, Julia Hamilton, Morag Joss, Tania Kindersley, Helen Lamb, Miller Lau, Shari Low, Lennox Morrison, Sian Preese, Carmen Reid, Manda Scott, Sara Sheridan and Aline Templeton)
Links to other websites
| jennycolgan.com |
Jenny Colgan recommends
 The Dream House (2006) Rachel Hore "Warm, very true to life and totally engrossing." |  Gold (2007) Dan Rhodes "Whilst remaining as funny and original as ever, Gold is maybe Rhodes' most adult, moving book yet. Unforgettable." |  One Day (2009) David Nicholls "The funniest, loveliest book I've read in ages. Most of all it is horribly, cringingly, absolutely 100% honest and true to life: I lived every page." | |
 Mr Almost Right (2010) Eleanor Moran "Very funny, very romantic." |
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