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Average rating4
It's fine. Nothing new or really compelling about the writing or story.
Maybe some will find this novel a bit sappy, but I loved it. Rarely do I tear up when reading, but the emotion and poignancy moved me several times in the last third. This book reminds me of
Elizabeth Strout's books
A Man Called Ove
Sam Hell
This novel is beautifully written and, despite the unlikely conceit of how these characters find each other, honestly explores the depth of grief and the power of friendship.
A lovely, uplifting book about coming to terms with grief. If you're looking for a novel that offers hope instead of despair, yet deals realistically with the world we live in, this is a five-star recommendation for you.