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Fredrik Backman is one of those authors whose works I am always on the lookout for. I have read two of his books before: Beartown and A Man Called Ove. While Beartown did not have any lasting impression on me, the same cannot be said about A Man called Ove.
I chose Anxious People, rather the book chose me, as it was not only the pick for July in my Book Club but I also decided to read this as a book written by an author from Sweden.
The book gave me anxiety at first, with its multiple characters. ...more
I chose Anxious People, rather the book chose me, as it was not only the pick for July in my Book Club but I also decided to read this as a book written by an author from Sweden.
The book gave me anxiety at first, with its multiple characters. ...more

Such a good and worthy experience. Love it❤️.This book is my personal favourite and I would recommend it to everyone. Honestly , coming to the way for writing and the characters and every emotion expressed ,it has a beautifully crafted continuity and is a whole big spectrum of feelings.This book is stupid.It is lovable.It makes you cry because you probably want to be the idiot you are. The characters are exactly like “my dog ate my homework”. Using such analogy in my review worships this masterp
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“Nothing is easier for people who never do anything themselves than to criticize someone who actually makes an effort.”
Anxious People is a peculiar read. There's this airy, conversational tone that sets upon the entire book, as it unravels itself gradually. The story itself is rather average – a mystery set upon a hostage situation. Yet, the story feels like it leads one to a different assumption than the book actually delivers. The book is more of a description of events, and interactions bet ...more
Anxious People is a peculiar read. There's this airy, conversational tone that sets upon the entire book, as it unravels itself gradually. The story itself is rather average – a mystery set upon a hostage situation. Yet, the story feels like it leads one to a different assumption than the book actually delivers. The book is more of a description of events, and interactions bet ...more

May 31, 2024
Smiti Jain
marked it as to-read