Literary Fiction
by Gail Honeyman
Eleanor Oliphant lives a rigidly controlled life of solitude, social awkwardness, and unexamined trauma, convinced that her carefully managed existence is perfectly fine. When an unexpected friendship and a chance encounter disrupt her routine, Eleanor is forced to confront the painful past she's spent years avoiding. Honeyman crafts a portrait of loneliness and resilience that's both darkly funny and deeply moving, offering hope that connection can heal even the deepest wounds.
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