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  • Delightful

    5
    By Ldecook
    Just the right mix of laughter and pulled heartstrings. A marvelous array of characters.
  • present tense drives me nuts.

    3
    By Paleo Schnauzer
    It’s a great story but I’m not a fan of the format.
  • Sorry it had to end…

    5
    By Cherrywood35
     A story with so many different paths… I couldn’t read it fast enough…
  • Lacking substance

    2
    By Lover of lit
    Not much to say. I would not recommend. Plot is contrived and unrealistic. Hard to identify with any character.
  • We all live here

    5
    By sleepy lincoln
    I enjoyed this book, all the main characters I found very interesting and my opinion of each evolved as I read the book. Great story of meeting life’s past and present challenges while trying to keep true to yourself even when you don’t know exactly what that may be.
  • Cute But Dragged

    3
    By MichyBanana
    I enjoyed the characters and initial plot line or this story, but then I felt it started dragging and I was bored. Took me awhile to finish
  • We all live here

    2
    By koelehaynes
    Sweet story but seemed so predictable that I couldn’t finish the book.
  • Smart, Witty, and Relatable

    5
    By denimac813
    Jojo Moyes creates characters that are relatable, flawed, nuanced and, ultimately, beloved … I hated to say goodbye to them at the end. I’d quite like to ‘live here’ too.
  • Not her best work

    3
    By gawgahmo
    I have enjoyed Moyes’ previous books but this one left me flat. The main character spends most of the book behaving like a surly teenager. By the time she begins to act like a responsible adult, it’s too little too late. Don’t waste your money - read or reread one of the author’s earlier novels.
  • A Delightful Read!

    5
    By Small town mover
    Jojo Moyes’ latest novel is a humorous look at the trials and tribulations of a unique, multigenerational family,as they attempt to to deal with the hands they’ve been dealt— by both the past and their own issues.