A whole half a year - Roman Jojo Moyes - Rowohlt Verlag
Lou & Will.
Louisa Clark knows that not many in her hometown share her slightly weird fashion taste. She knows that she likes to work in the small café and that she does not actually love her boyfriend Patrick.
She does not know that she will lose her job soon - and how deep the hole she falls into.
Will Traynor knows that it will never be the same again as before the accident. And he knows that he does not want to lead this new life.
He does not know that he will soon meet Lou.
A woman and a man.
A love story unlike any other.
The love story of Lou and Will.
Jojo Moyes, born in 1969, studied journalism and worked for the Sunday Morning Post in Hong Kong and the Independent in London. She lives with her husband and three children on a farm in Essex.
Reviews on the book:
What a wonderful book! (Sophie Kinsella)
Louisa Clark knows that not many in her hometown share her slightly weird fashion taste. She knows that she likes to work in the small café and that she does not actually love her boyfriend Patrick.
She does not know that she will lose her job soon - and how deep the hole she falls into.
Will Traynor knows that it will never be the same again as before the accident. And he knows that he does not want to lead this new life.
He does not know that he will soon meet Lou.
A woman and a man.
A love story unlike any other.
The love story of Lou and Will.
Jojo Moyes, born in 1969, studied journalism and worked for the Sunday Morning Post in Hong Kong and the Independent in London. She lives with her husband and three children on a farm in Essex.
Reviews on the book:
What a wonderful book! (Sophie Kinsella)
Lou and Will are a couple readers will love as much as Emma and Dex out of two in one day. (The Independent)
A novel that causes tears! (Daily Express)
A whole half year is a bittersweet story about love, learning and letting go. A great book. (Daily Mail)
This story of an unlikely love is so heartfelt that you need a packet of handkerchiefs! (Elle)
512 pages
ISBN 978-3-499-26703-1
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