'A revelatory, honest read' Elizabeth Day

From a childhood scarred by racial abuse to her triumphant win on Great British Bake Off, Nadiya's journey to becoming a national treasure has defied all expectations. In this wise, witty and open-hearted memoir, she talks about the roles that have defined her - as one of six children born to Bangladeshi immigrants, as a new wife to a man she had met only twice before she married him, as a young mother of three and as a 'five-foot, brown, Muslim girl' whose hidden talent suddenly propelled her into the spotlight.

With characteristic honesty and warmth, Nadiya tells her unique story in her own words - showing us that, despite the obstacles that often get in the way, we can each find our own voice.

'One of the most compelling autobiographies I've ever read.' Emma Freud