A subtle, deep novel filled with elegant humor about friendship, loneliness, love, illusions - and a strange, not always logical world in which one must learn to live.

Eleanor Oliphant is in perfect order: she works as an accountant , on weekends he drinks, and on Wednesdays he talks with his mother, who is far away. Eleanor is unlucky: she is surrounded by unremarkable people with primitive tastes and a poor vocabulary (at least it seems to her). But everything changes when, one day, she goes to a concert, she sees an elegantly dressed rock musician. Eleanor immediately understands: it's him. True, while she is preparing for a significant meeting, she has to be content with a much more modest company.

Eleanor Oliphant is in perfect order. That's what she says to those around her. But she tries not to remember the past and saves herself from insomnia with vodka.

Gradually, a funny story about the life of a socially unadapted woman turns into a sad, touching story about childhood trauma, love and loneliness. Into a story that will not leave anyone indifferent.

Copyright

© Gail Honeyman, 2017

© Lipka V., translation, 2017

© ℗ LLC AST Publishing House, Audiobook, 2022

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