Mr Doubler Begins Again

ISBN-13: 9780008285012 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 384 str.

Seni Glaister

Opis

'Perfect for fans of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine' Hello! 'Extremely charming' Marian Keyes

Recenzje

Praise for Mr Doubler Begins Again

'Extremely charming' Marian Keyes

'A sheer delight - it will make you laugh and cry in equal measure. Charming beyond belief' Sunday Times bestselling author Veronica Henry

'A real gem' Fiona Harper, author of The Memory Collector

'Classic up-lit - literary comfort food for a cold winter's night' Saga

'A funny, feel-good tale' Candis

'Seni Glaister's latest "up-lit" novel is perfect for fans of last year's runaway bestseller Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine' Hello!

'Reminiscent of A Man Called Ove, this sweet, lighthearted story is a touching, gentle tale of finding your place in the community and its charming cast of characters makes it an absolute delight to read' Australian Women's Weekly

'I'm both thrilled I've read it and sad it's finished. Brilliant and beautiful' Lisa B

'Mr Doubler Begins again is a delight. I guarantee it will make you smile. It might even make you laugh out loud.' Van is Reading

'This book is a sheer delight to read. It is uplifting and reminds us about the importance of friendship, and kindness. Definitely one to look out for next year ... I'm sure everyone will be talking about it for a long time.' Karen W

Praise for Seni Glaister

'Charming, captivating and absorbing. I love this book!' Catherine Alliott

'Transports the reader to an enchanting world of wisdom, humour and warmth. I am already longing for Seni Glaister's next novel' Cathy Kelly

'A dream of a book' Polly Vernon, GRAZIA

Funny, wise and charming' DAILY MAIL

'Fans of Marina Lewycka will enjoy this debut ... As sweet as ice-cream' METRO

'A witty, feel-good read' GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

O autorze

Seni Glaister worked as a bookseller for much of her career before founding WeFiFo, the social dining platform, in 2016. Her first novel, The Museum of Things Left Behind, was published in 2015. She lives on a farm in West Sussex with her husband and children.