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paddlefoot55 's review for:
The Switch
by Beth O'Leary
Copy received from Hachette Australia for an honest review
3.5-4 stars
The Flatshare was one of my favourite books of 2019, so it was an anxious moment when I received The Switch.
This book was just the salve I needed for my head and heart after reading a few emotionally draining stories in the week prior.
It says it all in the blurb, so you know what you are going to get. This is very much a character driver rather than plot driven tale, and even though it is quite predicatable, it is an enjoyable read.
It is kind of like the movie The Holiday, where grandmother/daughter do the house swap. Eileen and Leena have heartache in their pasts, and perhaps this swap will be a clean start for both of them?
And I gotta say - I am calling Eileen "Grandma gettin' it on" - you'll see why when you read it.
The Switch is a slow paced (though not unbearable slow, pleasurable slow) story of finding oneself again.
I am looking forward to what Ms O'Leary brings us in the future.
3.5-4 stars
The Flatshare was one of my favourite books of 2019, so it was an anxious moment when I received The Switch.
This book was just the salve I needed for my head and heart after reading a few emotionally draining stories in the week prior.
It says it all in the blurb, so you know what you are going to get. This is very much a character driver rather than plot driven tale, and even though it is quite predicatable, it is an enjoyable read.
It is kind of like the movie The Holiday, where grandmother/daughter do the house swap. Eileen and Leena have heartache in their pasts, and perhaps this swap will be a clean start for both of them?
And I gotta say - I am calling Eileen "Grandma gettin' it on" - you'll see why when you read it.
The Switch is a slow paced (though not unbearable slow, pleasurable slow) story of finding oneself again.
I am looking forward to what Ms O'Leary brings us in the future.
