doc Ú Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine ´ Gail Honeyman
He way to repair her own profoundly damaged one If she does she'll learn that she too is capable of finding friendship and even love after allSmart warm uplifting Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine is the story of an out of the ordinary heroine whose deadpan weirdness and unconscious wit make for an irresistible journey as she realizes the only way to survive is to open your hea As you can deduce from the title Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine Or so she thinks But by most people’s standards I’d say notWhen you first meet her it’s hard not to feel overwhelmingly sad for Eleanor Maybe even to pity her a bit Eleanor is simply existing in a lonely and somber life without friends or family And let’s be honest at times her bluntness is sort of off puttingEleanor is just fine living by her own self imposed routine The hour long lunch spent with the same sandwich and the daily crossword puzzle The nightly pesto dinner recipe The Friday treat of frozen pizza and wine And the vodka lots and lots of vodka—her coping mechanism for the long and lonesome weekendsThe epitome of socially awkward Eleanor is oblivious to social cues and norms uninhibited by a filter uite literal and extremely frugal At thirty she’s set with her one and only job—no ambition for anything better or challenging on the horizonLaying eyes on “husband material” sparks her desire for a metamorphosis of sorts She figures landing her soulmate is going to reuire some work—new hair clothes and maybe even a little makeup to hide her facial scarring After all being with a musician reuires a certain poise There are scars on my heart just as thick as disfiguring as those on my face I know they're there I hope some undamaged tissue remains a patch through with love can come in and flow out I hope It’s actually a happenstance run in with one of her coworkers and the ensuing friendship that inspires the most change in Eleanor—her outlook on life and interactions with people It’s comical that Raymond doesn’t seem fazed by Eleanor’s stunted social skills In fact his mellow attitude and companionship go a long way to smooth her edgesWhen things don’t go to plan Eleanor is forced to stare down her truth To succumb to the reality that everyone has problems and no feeling is insurmountable That eventually with time—not vodka—things will get better It's the why behind it all that broke my heart Gail Honeyman balances the heavy—and there’s a lot here so be prepared—with humor and hope; taking readers on a journey right along with Eleanor My own feelings skewing from odd to charmed uirky Eleanor managed to chip off a piece of my heart stowing it away in her trusty shopper for safekeeping With a pair of pom poms in hand I stood on the sidelines cheering Eleanor on as she discovered what life is truly about— living Connecting with others Taking those much needed pauses to drink in her surroundings And the potential for in each and every aspect of life From broken soul to a woman on a mission to live life Eleanor's is an inspiring story one I know I’m better for reading And naturally the part that sueezed the awww out of me—the healing powers of Glen ^^
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Eleanor Oliphant is Completely FineTs with Mummy But everything changes when Eleanor meets Raymond the bumbling and deeply unhygienic IT guy from Oliphant is Completely PDF #200 her office When she and Raymond together save Sammy an elderly gentleman who has fallen the three rescue one another from the lives of isolation that they had been living Ultimately it is Raymond’s big heart that will help Eleanor find t No No No No No NoAll apologies to my lovely Goodreads friends who have liked or loved this book but it's not for me And it's sad because I wanted it I waited for it and I was finally able to start it It's Mother's Day and my family handed me bath salts and my new book and told me to go for it They know I'm just crazy enough to read an entire book in one bath and I was ready to do itAnd I prepared my bath and I began reading and I was very uickly almost in physical pain I don't mean to be rude to the author; I know how hard it is to write a novel and get it published but this would not have made it past my eyes if she had handed it to meAgain ALL APOLOGIES but this is Mother's Day and you have one annoyed mother on your hands You have ruined my bath and in doing so you have released the Kraken MUST the reader be invited in to experience every one of Eleanor's bowel movements and meals MUST we suffer through every not interesting in the least observation on lifeAnd how must we EVER believe that a woman this bizarre would be able to function in the world andor experience a friendship or a romance According to Eleanor she has white contours of scar tissue that slither across my right cheek Here's where I just about threw the book Explain No seriously Explain how scar tissue slithers across a face Do you mean as you are speaking or making funny faces Did you attend Hogwarts Are you a Slytherin Help pleaseAlso somehow Eleanor hangs up phones uietly But it's 2017 and we all just use that little button now There's no loud there's no uiet there's just that one button ExplainOh and when she hangs up the phone with her Mummy choke and gag It was only when the air went dead that I noticed I'd been cryingHow does the air go dead No I'm not kidding Please explain what that sounds like what it looks like How does the air go deadIf you want to read about a WAY adorable person with Asperger's go find Don Tillman If you want to read about a WAY delightful curmudgeon go find Olive KitteridgeI saved myself from drowning by stopping at page 50