The Disorganisation of Celia Stone

Every woman should have this book on their to-do list. Meet Celia Stone, the ultimate hyper-organised, journal-obsessed thirty-something with a life that is perfectly planned out and running like clockwork. From her promising writing career to her devoted partner and rigorous fitness routine, Celia has it all – and she’ s right on track with her early retirement plan. But when her husband suggests it’ s time to start a family, Celia begins to question whether a new addition might just throw off-course everything she’ s worked so hard to achieve. Follow Celia’ s diary entries on a year-long journey of self-discovery as she navigates the ups and downs of trying to have it all.

After five years in bookselling, Emma retrained as a journalist and has been reporting since 2011 – first for community papers, then as a statewide digital journalist for WAtoday. Her work also regularly appears in sister publications the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald. The Last Bookshop was shortlisted for the inaugural Fogarty Literary Award in 2019.