Review: The Red Address Book by Sofia Lundberg
This is one of those books that give you a feel good feeling after reading it, but also make you think a bit.
We meet Doris, who is 96 years old and very lonely except the Skype calls with her (grandniece) , throughout the book we learn long with Jenny Doris’s past and what all she life has dealt her.
All the people she met in her life and what and how big of an impact on her life that had.
The book heartwarming, but very emotional all over. Happy and sad, the good, the bad and even the ugly side of her life is laid out, all with the ups and downs.
I loved the writing, it just kept you glued and engaged to the story until the very last pages.
I really enjoyed how it all came together in the end.
Overall I really enjoyed this quick but fun and heartwarming book.
I rate it 4 ★
We meet Doris, who is 96 years old and very lonely except the Skype calls with her (grandniece) , throughout the book we learn long with Jenny Doris’s past and what all she life has dealt her.
All the people she met in her life and what and how big of an impact on her life that had.
The book heartwarming, but very emotional all over. Happy and sad, the good, the bad and even the ugly side of her life is laid out, all with the ups and downs.
I loved the writing, it just kept you glued and engaged to the story until the very last pages.
I really enjoyed how it all came together in the end.
Overall I really enjoyed this quick but fun and heartwarming book.
I rate it 4 ★