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A review by sulata
The Switch by Beth O'Leary
3.0
Beautiful, cute summer read.
This book is about two woman, a grandmother and her granddaughter who has experiences a personal tragedy of losing their closed one. The story continues when they decide to swap their lives by switching their residence.. so the title 'The Switch'.
It describes the personal journey of healing and understanding of these women and it felt so good to read both of their perspectives. Every characters in this book were so vibrant and relatable. My favorite of them all is Eileen (Grandmother), she is so full of life even in her late seventies. I loved how she still manages to be herself and bring color to everyone's life. Her quest for finding a partner was written so beautifully, personally i loved her narration i was so excited to read her part that i kind of sometime skipped Leena's (Granddaughter) narration
This book is about two woman, a grandmother and her granddaughter who has experiences a personal tragedy of losing their closed one. The story continues when they decide to swap their lives by switching their residence.. so the title 'The Switch'.
It describes the personal journey of healing and understanding of these women and it felt so good to read both of their perspectives. Every characters in this book were so vibrant and relatable. My favorite of them all is Eileen (Grandmother), she is so full of life even in her late seventies. I loved how she still manages to be herself and bring color to everyone's life. Her quest for finding a partner was written so beautifully, personally i loved her narration i was so excited to read her part that i kind of sometime skipped Leena's (Granddaughter) narration