Ebook {Epub PDF} Almost Love by Louise ONeill

 · This seems to be the challenge Louise O’Neill has set herself with Almost Love. The novel tells the story Sarah Fitzpatrick, a young woman who Author: Stephanie Boland.  · Almost Love by Louise O’Neill is one of the most uncomfortable books that I have read in a while. Don’t get me wrong, I genuinely love Louise O’Neill’s writing style and I have felt the exact same way reading the other books she has released (Only Ever Yours and Asking For It). O’Neill has an uncompromising way of writing stories that.  · Louise O’Neill has always written complicated women – jealous and selfish and too much and too little – and in Almost Love, her first novel aimed squarely at adults, she gives us Sarah. Sarah is an artist who hasn’t quite been able to follow through on her promise and has become a teacher. The most important thing about Sarah – as she sees it – is that she is in love.

Almost Love by Louise O'Neill - read an extract Updated / Thursday, 8 Mar Louise O%27Neill photo credit Anna Groniecka - 2. We're delighted to present an extract from Louise O'Neill's. Almost Love by Louise O'Neill My rating: 3 of 5 stars Time taken to read - 1 day Pages - Publisher - Riverrun Source - Bought Blurb from Goodreads When Sarah falls for Matthew, she falls hard. So it doesn't matter that he's twenty years older. That he sees her only in secret. Louise has captured them so perfectly and fiercely in Almost Love. Louise has also written one of the most agonising and frustrating characters of all time! She captured the sensitive, needy, insecure, bitter, jealous, longing, lonely Sarah so well. I want to shake her and scream to her face "wake up"!

This seems to be the challenge Louise O’Neill has set herself with Almost Love. The novel tells the story Sarah Fitzpatrick, a young woman who moved to Dublin to go to art college and now. O’Neill combines an unflinching feminist philosophy with an unfettered talent for storytelling, and her latest novel is no exception. Equal parts amusing, scathing, and surprising, Almost Love presents us with the paradoxes of making and breaking relationships and the ways in which we make and break ourselves in the process. Almost Love by Louise O’Neill is one of the most uncomfortable books that I have read in a while. Don’t get me wrong, I genuinely love Louise O’Neill’s writing style and I have felt the exact same way reading the other books she has released (Only Ever Yours and Asking For It).