The Flatshare tells the story of Tiffy and Leon who end up sharing a bed in a flat having never met. Leon works a night shift so gets the flat during the day whilst Tiffy gets the bed the rest of the time. Yet Tiffy and Leon have never met. The two flatmates get to know each other through notes left on post-its to each other.
I found this book to be really enjoyable and I couldn't put it down. It was well written, alternating between the viewpoint of Tiffy and Leon. The different writing styles for each character worked well to emphasise who's view was currently being detailed.
This was a great story of friendship, romance and held plenty of character development, which was lovely to see as the story developed.
I really enjoyed this book and found it to be a nice light read with some deeper elements throughout. I look forward to reading more of Beth O'Leary's books in the future.
I found this book to be really enjoyable and I couldn't put it down. It was well written, alternating between the viewpoint of Tiffy and Leon. The different writing styles for each character worked well to emphasise who's view was currently being detailed.
This was a great story of friendship, romance and held plenty of character development, which was lovely to see as the story developed.
I really enjoyed this book and found it to be a nice light read with some deeper elements throughout. I look forward to reading more of Beth O'Leary's books in the future.