Zusatztext Cosy! life-affirming read Informationen zum Autor ABBI WAXMAN is a chocolate-loving, dog-loving woman, who lives in Los Angeles and lies down as much as possible. She worked in advertising for many years, which is how she learned to write fiction. She has three daughters, two dogs, three cats, six chickens, two guinea pigs and one very patient husband. I Was Told it Would Get Easier is Abbi's fourth novel. Her previous books are The Garden of Small Beginnings , Other People's Houses and The Bookish Life of Nina Hill . You can keep in touch with Abbi through her website www.abbiwaxman.com, or on Instagram @abbiwaxman Klappentext A quiet and bookish life is turned upside down, resulting in a journey into a real life that proves different to fiction. Topical themes of loneliness and social anxiety handled quirkily and entertainingly. When Nina's quiet, bookish life is upturned by the family she never knew she had, she finds herself on a journey to discover if real life can ever live up to fiction. Zusammenfassung When Nina's quiet, bookish life is upturned by the family she never knew she had, she finds herself on a journey to discover if real life can ever live up to fiction.

Cosy, life-affirming read

Vorwort
When Nina's quiet, bookish life is upturned by the family she never knew she had, she finds herself on a journey to discover if real life can ever live up to fiction.

Autorentext

ABBI WAXMAN is a chocolate-loving, dog-loving woman, who lives in Los Angeles and lies down as much as possible. She worked in advertising for many years, which is how she learned to write fiction. She has three daughters, two dogs, three cats, six chickens, two guinea pigs and one very patient husband.

I Was Told it Would Get Easier is Abbi's fourth novel. Her previous books are The Garden of Small Beginnings, Other People's Houses and The Bookish Life of Nina Hill.

You can keep in touch with Abbi through her website www.abbiwaxman.com, or on Instagram @abbiwaxman

Klappentext

A quiet and bookish life is turned upside down, resulting in a journey into a real life that proves different to fiction. Topical themes of loneliness and social anxiety handled quirkily and entertainingly.