- Published: 15 March 2011
- ISBN: 9781446446652
- Imprint: Ebury Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 464
Behind the Black Door
- Published: 15 March 2011
- ISBN: 9781446446652
- Imprint: Ebury Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 464
A fascinating insight into the Browns' 1046 days in power
Daily Record
A loyal, loving, positive account of what can be achieved by a Prime Minister's supportive wife
The Times
An intriguing insight into the day-to-day domestic life of Number 10 and the unique challenges that face the wife, or husband of the prime minister
Yorkshire Evening Post
Brown is well posed to exploit a fresh readership. She has attracted more than 1 million followers on Twitter, overtaking the ubiquitous Stephen Fry to become the most followed Briton on the micro-blogging site
Guardian
Fascinating and endearing
Woman's Own
Fascinating reading
Laura Barton, Guardian
For her many fans, this memoir is a portrait of a mother with a baby girl to grieve for and two small boys to raise - one of whom has cycstic fibrosis. Whatever the reviewers say, she is a natural heroine to the Mumsnet demographic
The Lady
Of all the New Labour memoirs, there is a sense in the publishing industry that Mrs Brown's book could be the most successful of them all
Dylan Jones, Independent
School run, conference call, Obama for tea - Sarah Brown smiled, and tweeted, through it all. I love this woman
Caitlin Moran, author of HOW TO BE A WOMAN
Warm and candid
Daily Mail