With characters that are sharply observed with a beady eye for detail, this is a haunting study of family, grief, and loss

A hugely enjoyable novel – astutely observed, witty and original. Just my sort of book!

This slender novel puts a fragile family under the spotlight with great effect

A book to fall in love with… captivating, creepy and beguiling all at once

A creepy, claustrophobic family drama

A sharp-eyed novel about grief, family and understanding

This debut is about to go massive – and it has us hooked from the get-go

Suspenseful, tautly written and unnervingly psychologically astute

A beautifully written story of a normal, dysfunctional family, trying to cope with grief

It reminded me of Hausfrau in tone, somehow. Startling and sad

Sarah Duguid’s debut is light on its toes, a delicate, elegant examination of a complicated family situation where emotions are unpredictable and connections are tenuous

Exquisitely written, with a beautiful balance between darkness and humour

Enchanting and creepy, Look At Me filled me with a delightful sense of unease

A clever exploration of family and grief, which will appeal to fans of Harriet Lane

Full of wonderfully acerbic humour, a fantastic debut

A tense, gripping and beautifully descriptive tale of grief, revenge and family secrets

Duguid brings to life the nuances of family life with ease

Its astute observations about family means it packs a punch

A witty and touching take on grief and how families pull together to cope in its wake (5*)

The simmering tension and painful misunderstanding of Duguid’s debut lingers on my mind… seductive and chilling

Unnerving, absorbing and wincingly well-observed, this is an accomplished debut