The Switch
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Beth O'Leary
A grandmother and granddaughter swap lives in The Switch, a charming, romantic novel by Beth O’Leary, who has been hailed as “the new Jojo Moyes” (Cosmopolitan UK)...When overachiever Leena Cotton is ordered to take a two-month sabbatical after blowing a big presentation at work, she escapes to her grandmother Eileen's house for some long-overdue rest. Eileen is newly single and about to turn eighty. She'd like a second chance at love, but her tiny Yorkshire village doesn't offer many eligible gentlemen.So they decide to try a two-month swap.Eileen will live in London and look for love. She’ll take Leena’s flat, and learn all about casual dating, swiping right, and city neighbors. Meanwhile Leena will look after everything in rural Yorkshire: Eileen’s sweet cottage and garden, her idyllic, quiet village, and her little neighborhood projects. But stepping into one another's shoes proves more difficult than either of them expected. Will swapping lives help Eileen and Leena find themselves...and maybe even find true love? In Beth O'Leary's The Switch, it's never too late to change everything....or to find yourself.
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Author
Beth O'Leary
Pages
320
Publisher
Flatiron Books
Published Date
2020-08-18
ISBN
125029567X 9781250295675
Ratings
Google: 5
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"I have been well and truly Eileened and I am so happy about it. This intertwined story of two Eileens is wholesome, funny, hopeful, a little spicy, and so charming. It was so lovely especially with the idea of the countryside as well as London and the power of a close knit village and even closer knit friends. I would recommend this book to anyone as well as any other Beth O’Leary book. Simply put, they are amazing. "
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Nicky Ewers
"This was wonderful! I’m partial to stories featuring energetic elderly ladies since my grandmother is one, but this had much more to offer than just funny mishaps and unlikely romances. This story is about family, and how we cope at our worst moments. It highlights how we are stronger together than apart, and that we all need human connections to survive. I teared up several times thinking about the isolation those who are most vulnerable are right now must be feeling, and I hope we all can band together to remember and care for those individuals. This book is about community, and it’s something that we can cultivate even if we can’t be there in person, I loved this story and it’s the perfect sentiment I’m looking for in this time!<br/>"
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Allie Peduto