Honey and Janey

About the Book: 

Honey and Janey is a book of illustrated thoughts and pictures of Honey the wee sausage dog who Janey Godley ventriloquises for her fans across social media on a regular basis.

In this book Honey tells us what she really thinks about her life as a dachshund, with Janey’s own thoughts, along with cute photographs and hilarious illustrations, interspersed throughout.

This edition contains strong language and is not suitable for children.

Reviews:

Life on four paws has never been so hilarious! Honey is full of sass and spirit, and will win your heart quicker than you can say 'walkies'. CHARLIE ELLIS, Author

Praise for Janey Godley:

A f ***ing great comedian. BILLY CONNOLLY

Some of the sharpest-elbowed comedy in the world. NEW YORK TIMES

The Godmother of Scottish comedy. THE SCOTSMAN

Since lockdown began, people have woken up to Janey Godley’s comedy by the hundreds of thousands… [She] has provided much-needed relief throughout the coronavirus pandemic with her gallus Glesga interpretations which have been shared around the country with much glee. Daily Record

About the Author:

JANEY GODLEY, Scotland’s international cultural phenomenon, has grown from a successful stand-up comedian – who has won comedy awards in the UK and New Zealand – to an internet sensation and bestselling author. In 2016, she came to viral internet fame – or infamy – with her Trump is a C**t stunt in. Today she has over 50 million online hits for her iconic voiceover videos, while her weekly podcasts get over 40,000 hits worldwide.

She is known for her contributions to the STV Children’s Appeal, raising money through comic voiceover videos of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. She recently became part of the Scottish Government’s ‘Stop the Spike’ Covid 19 awareness campaign.

Brought up in the East End of Glasgow, she is best known for her “gallus Glesga interpretations” (Daily Record) and for her many TV appearances, most recently ‘Just a Minute’, ‘Have I Got News For You’, ‘Des Clarke’s Breaking the News’ and starring in comedy short ‘Dregs’ as part of BBC Scotland’s New Comedy Commissions