“A heartbreaking, beautiful and necessary read. Emily Kenway has written an eloquently vulnerable book that is part memoir and part polemic, and every page of it an act of love.”
Sarah Jaffe, author of Work Won’t Love You Back

“Who Cares is a vitally important book, but it's also a book full of heart, imagination and, yes, care… Care should be at the heart of our society, and our politics, and Who Cares does a wonderful job showing us why."
Jon McGregor, author of Reservoir 13

“Almost all of us will become carers at some point in our lives. In this important and deeply moving book Emily Kenway shares the story of caring for her mother, showing how we could seed the collective change we need – from new practices of kinning to shifts at work and within the state.”
Hilary Cottam, OBE, author of Radical Help

“The crisis of care affects us all, and Emily Kenway's astute, touching and insightful book gives us the power to tackle it head on with the fairness and compassion that is so desperately needed. Everyone needs to read this book.”
Victoria Bateman, Cambridge University