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The Switch by Beth O'Leary
5.0
WWECD = what would Eileen Cotton do.
is pretty much the perfect phrase for this book.
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29-year-old Eileen Cotton, switch her life for 2 months with her 79-year-old grandma Eileen Cotton.
Two months were they both figure their lives out, and finds some new meanings, friends, and love.
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this story is heartwarming and full of life.
it's about opening your arms to change and about losing someone you love and being okay with the pain that comes after, the emptiness.
it's about the fact that a single woman in her late 70's goes on a dating site, and ends up having a sexual relationship with an actor for 2 months but in the end, finds love with her grumpy old neighbor.
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Beth O'Leary stole my heart with "The flatshare" and she still has it with "The Switch"
The book switch between two narratives, one with Leena (Young Eileen) and Eileen (Grandma) which made the book an easy read.
is pretty much the perfect phrase for this book.
.
29-year-old Eileen Cotton, switch her life for 2 months with her 79-year-old grandma Eileen Cotton.
Two months were they both figure their lives out, and finds some new meanings, friends, and love.
.
this story is heartwarming and full of life.
it's about opening your arms to change and about losing someone you love and being okay with the pain that comes after, the emptiness.
it's about the fact that a single woman in her late 70's goes on a dating site, and ends up having a sexual relationship with an actor for 2 months but in the end, finds love with her grumpy old neighbor.
.
Beth O'Leary stole my heart with "The flatshare" and she still has it with "The Switch"
The book switch between two narratives, one with Leena (Young Eileen) and Eileen (Grandma) which made the book an easy read.