Book Review #62: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
Hey Guys x This is a book that has been talked about for so long, and for whatever reason, I just didn't feel the need to buy it. I never found out what it was about, and nothing in me really wanted to own it. But then in Waterstones one day, I noticed it was on sale (buy one get one free), so I thought that, since I was there anyway, I might as well pick it up and see what all the fuss was about. Eleanor Oliphant is a creature of habit. She does the same things, in the same way, every single week, and never feels the need to change her routine. But when something out of the ordinary happens, Eleanor chooses to go with the flow. And suddenly, she finds that, as great as her routine is, she's been lonely for far too long without even realizing it. The number one thing that I knew about this book was the way that people described it - everyone describes it in exactly the same way: 'I wasn't sure about it when I started reading, but by the end I thought it was amaz...