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REVIEW - Letters to Iris

Elizabeth Noble

When Tess finds out she's pregnant she realises her life is about to be turned upside down. With only her Grandmother to confide in she feels completely alone, and Iris is slipping further away every day.

By chance Tess meets and finds herself befriended my Gigi, a lady who know's all about loneliness. Tess finds herself pouring her heart out to her new friend. Can Gigi prove to her that there's a silver lining to every cloud?

Having heard so many good things about Noble's previous titles, I was really looking forward to getting stuck into this one. Unfortunately, when I first picked it up it was during a busy time, and therefore I struggled to really get into it. Once I was able to devote some proper time to it, I became quickly engrossed.

From the way the book started I thought it was going to be quite an in depth story, touching on the devastating consequences of Alzheimers. However, I soon realised it managed to touch on the subject and remained a light rom-com.

The characters were all likeable, with interesting backgrounds, something that sometimes gets overlooked in a book of this genre. By far, my favourites were Emily and Oliver. They were the most humorous and light-hearted and I loved the dynamics of the Mother-Son relationship between Gigi and Oliver.

I was a little disappointed that the ending didn't involve Gigi more, although I can happily surmise the outcome it would have been nicer to know.

I really enjoyed this book and will definitely pick up more from this author again in the future.

** Thanks to Penguin UK-Michael Joseph, via NetGalley, for this ARC **

 
 
 

Disclaimer: "Opinions expressed are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of any other person."

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