This is a lovely story of how friendship and neighbourly behaviour can help shape the lives of others.
This book tells the story from the viewpoint of a range of women living as neighbours in Primrose Square, Dublin. As the story develops we learn more about the backgrounds of each of the women and how they came to be where they are today. From a mother struggling with the grief from the death of her daughter to an elderly woman experiencing the start of a new relationship, the stories are well thought out and an enjoyable read.
I found that the stories of each of the women in the story were well intertwined and I enjoyed how they each contributed to the lives of the others. The book was a fairly easy read, but the themes were heart-warming and I couldn't put it down. I would thoroughly recommend this book to anybody that wants a generally light hearted but pleasant read.
This book tells the story from the viewpoint of a range of women living as neighbours in Primrose Square, Dublin. As the story develops we learn more about the backgrounds of each of the women and how they came to be where they are today. From a mother struggling with the grief from the death of her daughter to an elderly woman experiencing the start of a new relationship, the stories are well thought out and an enjoyable read.
I found that the stories of each of the women in the story were well intertwined and I enjoyed how they each contributed to the lives of the others. The book was a fairly easy read, but the themes were heart-warming and I couldn't put it down. I would thoroughly recommend this book to anybody that wants a generally light hearted but pleasant read.