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Eudora Honeysett is Quite Well, Thank You by Annie Lyons
5.0
I started this book thinking I was in for a lighthearted, quick, inconsequential read and what I got was a wonderful surprise.
Annie Lyons has cleverly written a brilliant, page turning book full of true to life humour mixed with the deeply saddening aspects of a life lived for other people.
The plot is set over two time spans which allows the writer to slowly reveal how the character of Eudora came to be her cantankerous, done with the world self.
It’s a lovely story of how friendships can be formed in the most unlikely of circumstances and that sharing yourself with your friends can be life saving. I couldn’t recommend this book enough.
With thanks to Netgalley, Harper Collins and One More Chapter for the book in exchange for and honest review.
Annie Lyons has cleverly written a brilliant, page turning book full of true to life humour mixed with the deeply saddening aspects of a life lived for other people.
The plot is set over two time spans which allows the writer to slowly reveal how the character of Eudora came to be her cantankerous, done with the world self.
It’s a lovely story of how friendships can be formed in the most unlikely of circumstances and that sharing yourself with your friends can be life saving. I couldn’t recommend this book enough.
With thanks to Netgalley, Harper Collins and One More Chapter for the book in exchange for and honest review.