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Dvadsaťdeväťročná Katie Kellyová má stále nejaký problém. Dávno by mohla mať dokonalý vzťah a vysnívanú kariéru, ale priateľ sa s ňou rozišiel, lebo dal prednosť cestovaniu po svete, a tak prespáva u kamarátky na gauči a dočasne pracuje v domove dôchodcov - už druhý rok.
Taký život si rozhodne nepredstavovala.
Vďaka osemdesiatničke Marthe, ktorá si vychutnáva život plnými dúškami, sa jej podarí začať odznova. Chopí sa príležitosti, a hoci sa niekedy zdá, že cesta za svetlou budúcnosťou nemá konca-kraja, je plná nečakaných stretnutí, splnených snov a dobrého jedla.
Taký život si rozhodne nepredstavovala.
Vďaka osemdesiatničke Marthe, ktorá si vychutnáva život plnými dúškami, sa jej podarí začať odznova. Chopí sa príležitosti, a hoci sa niekedy zdá, že cesta za svetlou budúcnosťou nemá konca-kraja, je plná nečakaných stretnutí, splnených snov a dobrého jedla.
272 pages, Hardcover
First published April 5, 2018
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About the author
Colleen Coleman
6 books149 followersColleen Coleman is an Irish- Canadian novelist. She is the winner of the much-coveted Novelicious Undiscovered People’s Choice Award which launched to find the next ‘chick-lit star’. She spent over ten years working as a teacher of English and Philosophy before finally taking a deep breath, scrunching her eyes shut, putting her pen to paper and vowing not to lift it again until she wrote the words The End. As a result, her first novel was born. Colleen lives between London, Ireland and Cyprus with her very patient husband and very chatty twin daughters. Don't Stop Me Now is her first book and will be released in February.
About Don't Stop Me Now....I sat beside a girl on an aeroplane, we started chatting and over five hours we emptied the Easyjet mini-bar of JD and coke, ate our baggage allowance in crisps and by the time we landed, tipsy and yet still ravenous, we knew each others’ life stories. She was super-bright, kind, funny, beautiful - but what really struck me was that she was a psychologist yet her own head was all over the place! She seemed to have a blindspot when it came to her own ‘issues’ and I found this apparent paradox fascinating.
As I hugged her goodbye at the arrivals lounge, I just knew I’d met someone very special and I had the first chapter of DSMN scribbled down by the time I went to bed that night.
About Don't Stop Me Now....I sat beside a girl on an aeroplane, we started chatting and over five hours we emptied the Easyjet mini-bar of JD and coke, ate our baggage allowance in crisps and by the time we landed, tipsy and yet still ravenous, we knew each others’ life stories. She was super-bright, kind, funny, beautiful - but what really struck me was that she was a psychologist yet her own head was all over the place! She seemed to have a blindspot when it came to her own ‘issues’ and I found this apparent paradox fascinating.
As I hugged her goodbye at the arrivals lounge, I just knew I’d met someone very special and I had the first chapter of DSMN scribbled down by the time I went to bed that night.
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