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🚙 Tagged, the protagonist makes a road trip across England; if you liked Harold Fry, this is a good sequel..

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I loved Harold fry but sadly I didn‘t gel with miserable Maureen , even though she has just cause to be so angry one of the seven stages of grief. Anyway it started well but dragged alittle towards the end for me. It‘s a quick easy read can be done in one sitting . I met the author Rachel Joyce A few years ago at a book event, super lovely lady.

“Bottom line Mrs Fry, the woman doesn‘t belong here” another said he wasn‘t racist and he had nothing against the person in question but it‘s time to look after your own” I am so sick of bigoted behaviour and hatred towards migrants and immigrants, human movement makes the world a richer place & is as old as the bible. Anyway problems today caused by UK & USA creating an illegal war in Iraq Wev created it,extreme right wing groups now playing it

This author recommended by a friend. Read this in one sitting. A delightful, light ,very well written story. It‘s the last book in a trilogy. The first has been made into a movie due for release this year staring Jim Broadbent. The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry.

This is my #goldsborobook copy of this story. In true Kristi Fashion I‘m reading the third in a trilogy and I have to say it stands on its own. So emotional and at times funny read. Highly recommend this one. #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks