Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

The story of a lonely and peculiar girl who has learned to survive by forgetting to live.

No one told Eleanor life could be better.

Eleanor Oliphant always speaks her mind. She struggles to stop being someone with poor social skills. She's carefully planned a strict life schedule to avoid social interactions: she spends her weekends alone eating frozen pizza and drinking vodka, and every Wednesday she talks to her mother. But everything changes when Eleanor meets Raymond, the office IT specialist. Together they will abandon the loneliness they've been living in.

A warm and elegant novel. The story of an unusual heroine whose inexplicable oddity and brazen wit lead her to realize that the only way to survive in the real world is to open her heart to friendship.

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