Flatshare
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What if your roommate is your soul mate? A joyful, quirky romantic comedy, Beth O'Leary's The Flatshare is a feel-good novel about finding love in the most unexpected of ways.
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An enchanting romantic comedy, that captivates from the start with its unique premise and delightful blend of humour and emotion.
The story follows Tiffy and Leon, two characters with different lives who share a flat due to conflicting schedules, leading to a series of hilarious and touching events.
The book explores personal growth and healing with authenticity and sensitivity, skilfully addressing serious issues while maintaining a light-he...read more
This was absolutely adorable. Tiffy is one of those quirky British office girls like the ones in Marian Keyes novels and not unlike Bridget Jones but with less angst. She needs a new place and fast - her on/off boyfriend has asked her to move out of his flat. She finds an ad for a flat share with Leon who works nights in palliative care, so they would never be in the flat at the same time. And so it begins. They don’t meet but leave notes for one...read more
I adore this book! I used exclusively read fantasy books but in the middle of the world ending in 2020, I decided I needed a change. This book made me fall in love with a whole new book genre. I cannot go too deep into why I loved this book without spoiling it.
5 stars because I couldn't put it down.
I was weary after reading the comments re: Leon's style of narration, but honestly, for me it fit the character and perfectly conveyed his level of mental and physical fatigue. Have you ever been so tired that words wouldn't string together in the correct grammatical order and, as long as you got your point across and you took care of the only relationships that really matter, everything else became unimpor...read more
I was weary after reading the comments re: Leon's style of narration, but honestly, for me it fit the character and perfectly conveyed his level of mental and physical fatigue. Have you ever been so tired that words wouldn't string together in the correct grammatical order and, as long as you got your point across and you took care of the only relationships that really matter, everything else became unimpor...read more
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