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My Favourite Mistake
by Marian Keyes
The pandemic forces Anna to reevaluate her life where she decides to chuck in her career, free herself from a stale relationship and return to her home land of Ireland.
We revisit Anna Walsh now in her late 40’s, (we originally meet Anna in is There Anybody Out There) she is heading into menopause, and is once again on the “bench of life” taking stock of her choices.
A funny yet poignant tale with a slow burn romance.
I really enjoyed getting to know Anna again and becoming reacquainted with the Walsh family.
One little irk was a rekindled friendship that I felt Anna took the lion’s share of responsibility for the breakdown yet the other party really wasn’t held accountable - I felt it was a friendship that would have been best left in the past.
I was sent this book by the publisher in return for an honest review.
We revisit Anna Walsh now in her late 40’s, (we originally meet Anna in is There Anybody Out There) she is heading into menopause, and is once again on the “bench of life” taking stock of her choices.
A funny yet poignant tale with a slow burn romance.
I really enjoyed getting to know Anna again and becoming reacquainted with the Walsh family.
One little irk was a rekindled friendship that I felt Anna took the lion’s share of responsibility for the breakdown yet the other party really wasn’t held accountable - I felt it was a friendship that would have been best left in the past.
I was sent this book by the publisher in return for an honest review.