Two Lives of Lydia Bird
The unputdownable and gorgeously romantic new love story from the Sunday Times bestseller
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Utgitt:
2020
Forlag: Penguin Books Ltd
Innbinding: Paperback
Språk: Engelsk
Sider: 448
ISBN: 9780241986165
Format: 20 x 13 cm
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«Heartbreakingly beautiful, butterfly-inducing and laugh out loud funny - you've never read a love triangle like this before!»
«Fans of P.S. I Love You will adore this new romantic novel from Josie Silver»
«I read THE TWO LIVES OF LYDIA BIRD in a single sitting - crying, laughing, and rooting for the heroine, who reminds us that the people we love - and the people we lose - change us, and that who we are at the beginning of our story is never who we are at the end of it. What a beautiful, emotional gift Josie Silver has given us»
«On the hunt for a romantic novel which will make you feel all the feels? This book by Josie Silver is definitely one for fans of a good old chick-lit (you can't go wrong)»
«Original, emotional and utterly absorbing. I couldn't put it down»
«This beautiful book had me crying within the first few pages. From the first page, I knew that Lydia Bird was a character that would stay with me for a very long time»
«Josie has done it again! This is heart-breaking, heart-warming, and heart-felt... it broke me to pieces and built me right back up again. Beautiful. Generous. Hopeful»
«Funny and moving and marvellous. Read with a box of tissues and a box of chocolates»
«A moving and thoroughly engaging tale of and love and loss ... Clear your weekend, switch off your phone and prepare to be entertained»
«A brave and clever novel...funny, wise and profoundly comforting»
«Heartbreaking and hopeful - I loved Lydia Bird»
«Moving, heartfelt, achingly sad, yet hopeful and touching, this book will stay with me for a long time. Bravo to Josie»
«The Two Lives of Lydia Bird excels as a portrait of grief and our rose-tinted view of the past . . . heavier and sadder than its predecessor, yet the ending is hopeful, lending a heartwarming touch to a bittersweet story that is very nearly excellent»