The Book Swap

De: Tessa Bickers

Narrado por: Cameron Krogh Stone, Fran Burgoyne

A story about love, loss, hope, second chances, and above all, the power of reading...

A REASON TO LIVE.
Still grieving the death of her best friend, Erin knows she needs to start living - but has no idea how. Then she loses her favourite book, a heavily annotated and containing her friend's final words to her.

A REASON TO LOVE.
When James finds Erin's note-filled book in his local community library, it sparks a life-changing conversation. He writes his own message back, and soon they are locked in an anonymous book exchange, with no idea who the other person in the margins might be.

A REASON TO FORGIVE?
But Erin and James have a shared history that neither of them realise. How will Erin react when she discovers the other writer isn't a stranger at all - but the person she once swore she'd never forgive?

A story of second chances and new beginnings, this is a love letter to books - and a love letter to love.

'Catnip for any book geek' CESCA MAJOR
'It's You've Got Mail, but make it even more bookish' NIAMH HARGAN
'A gorgeous debut from tremendous Tessa Bickers' SALLY PHILLIPS
'What a gorgeous, life-affirming, bookishly beautiful novel this is!' CRESSIDA MCLAUGHLIN
'If you love books and you love love, you are going to adore The Book Swap' JULIE COHEN

©2024 Tessa Bickers (P)2024 Hodder & Stoughton Limited

Outstanding

The story was really original . For me it was a personal reflection and definitely resonated with me. I really enjoyed Cameron Krogh Stone’s narration, he brought the characters alive and really stood out for me. He really got me into the story ! He is great ! //Evelyn Amoah

Bland

Female narrator was very nasal. The female character is emotionally and psychologically unstable and i would not enter into a relationship with her if i could help it. She is unable to forgive and holds grudges too long. The ending was all red flags really