‘The Beginner's Guide to Loneliness’, by Laura Bambrey.
Thanks to Simon & Schuster UK, via NetGalley, for the copy to review. This is one that I’ve been looking forward to reading, since it was first published in July 2020. Alas things got in the way. The pile of books to read got larger and larger and it slipped away from me. So when I stumbled on it the other day I was so pleased that I finally got to sit down and get stuck in, and thank goodness I did because - IT IS BRILLIANT!!! I cannot stress how much I loved this! About the book: Tori Williamson is alone. After a tragic event left her isolated from her loved ones, she’s been struggling to find her way back to, well – herself . That’s why she set up her blog, The Beginner’s Guide to Loneliness, as a way of – anonymously – connecting with the outside world and reaching others who just need a little help sometimes. When she’s offered a free spot on a wellbeing retreat in exchange for a review on her blog, Tori is anxious about opening herself up to new surroundings. But af
