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‘A surprising page-turner with an extraordinarily haunting conclusion.’ – Mail on Sunday
‘A compelling read... a vivid, detailed and funny picture of the life of two modern families.’ – William Nicholson
‘A brilliant evocation of emotional turmoil. Lizzie Enfield vividly portrays the parental dilemmas, moral complexities and potentially tragic consequences of the MMR controversy.’ – James LeFanu
‘ [Lizzie Enfield’s] dialogue is perfectly pitched, and her storytelling thought-provoking and nuanced. Living With It explores an emotive issue with insight and care.’ – Sarah Rayner
‘A wonderful forensic style in which ordinary details are used to create extraordinary stories. [Lizzie's] writing reminds me of Anne Tyler’s.’ – Araminta Hall
‘Entertaining and thought-provoking throughout.’ – Argus
‘A very believable picture of contemporary family life as the fallout [from the MMR scandal] causes rifts between husbands and wives, parents and children, and sends shock waves right through their extended circle.’ – Sussex Life
‘A cleverly woven story of family intricacies and the politics of friendship with the topical and controversial subject of the MMR vaccine.’ – Anne Cater
‘Enfield’s intelligent and hugely compelling novel boasts brilliantly drawn characters, spot-on observations of family life and the well-presented arguments from both sides.’ – Spirit FM
‘Enfield pinpoints the seemingly trivial details that can make or break [a holiday with friends] with forensic attention... a stylish, understated book that can be read on many levels.’ – Brighton and Hove Independent
‘Lizzie Enfield’s third novel represents a significant change in her writing style... a much darker tone... compelling, thought-provoking and ultimately satisfying.’ – Ian Kirkpatrick
‘ [A] rich and complex tale of ordinary people battling extraordinary circumstances.’ – Fiveways Directory
‘Perfectly pitched... features a breath-taking twist that reinforces everything that has gone before. Highly recommended.’ – Pamreader
‘A brave and timely book.’ – Catherine Smith
‘A superb examination of one of the most contentious of recent issues, exploring both sides of a morally ambiguous coin.’ – We Love This Book