Very Nearly Normal

(Paperback)

Publishing Details

Classifications

Physical Properties

Description

Delightfully romantic ISABELLE BROOM
A compelling, quirky love story MIRANDA DICKINSON
An unconventional romance real and raw ANNA BELL
Effies not perfect. Neither is Theo. But together, theyre pretty close.

Matilda Effie Heaton has always felt like shes swimming against the tide. Everyone around her has life sorted, but Effies living with her parents and crying into a wine bottle at night. The only thing she loves is her job at a bookshop, where she can lose herself in other peoples stories.

But then she meets Theo, who knows only too well that life isnt something to take for granted.

Because Theo has a life-changing secret, and as Effie starts to realise that shes falling in love instead of falling apart, fate steps in and deals her a new hand. And this time, the stakes are high.

A gorgeous, heart-breaking read for fans of Jojo Moyes and Gail Honeyman. If you love this, dont miss Hannah Sunderlands new book, At First Sight.

What readers are saying about Very Nearly Normal

I havent been able to put it down a rollercoaster of emotions ***** Reader Review

I loved it from page one and every page after that I loved it more ***** Reader Review

Made me laugh and smile, but also cry for the real struggles Effie and Theo faced ***** Reader Review

Life-affirming, funny and relatable. A twist I didnt see coming ***** Reader Review

Reviews

A compelling, quirky love story that feels fresh and revelant, told with huge warmth and heart from start to finish. I loved it! Miranda Dickinson, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Day We Meet Again

Very Nearly Normal is a love story with a difference: dark and at times painfully astute, uplifting and unusual. Gillian McAllister, author of Everything But The Truth

'A delightfully romantic and endlessly enjoyable love story. Isabelle Broom, author of One Winter Morning

Beautiful I am a tiny bit broken. Lisa Hall, author of Between You and Me

An unconventional romance thats real and raw I struggled to put it down. Anna Bell

A corker of a debut! I loved Effie. Her flaws made her a great character. A 2020 reading highlight! 5 stars! Catherine Miller, author of The Day That Changed Everything

Author Bio

Hannah Sunderland was born and bred in Sutton Coldfield, north of Birmingham, where she still lives with her menagerie of animals. She has a BA Hons degree in Fine Art and now runs her own business, a company that makes props for crime scene reconstruction. She inherited the writing gene from her father. She has an obsessional love of stationery, cats and Sour Patch Kids. The writing bug set in when someone handed her a notebook and she realised that she could create a world within it. Her claim to fame is playing Tree #4 in her year one school play.