SOLVED. Book based on one street and written from a third party eyewitness perspective. The narrator observes the things that happen to all the neighbours in minute detail, the comings and goings [s]

[Katherine]

I’m desperately trying to recall the name of this book.
It is based on one street and written from a third party eyewitness perspective. The narrator observes the things that happen to all the neighbours in minute detail, the comings and goings etc. One of the families is an Indian family with young children and there is some sort of car accident or incident in the plot. There is also a character who appears to be struggling with depression and I believe plot twist relating to a twin sister or a pregnancy or something.

Does anyone know what the book is?

[Emma]

Elements of this sound like A Man Called Ove

[Katherine]

No that wasn’t it, but thanks!

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

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[Lisa]

Could it be If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things by Jon McGregor? It's about the comings-and-goings of a single street. It leads to some sort of tragedy, and a few reviews on Amazon mention a pregnant woman and a twin boy.

[Katherine]

That’s it! Thanks Lisa. Lobstergirl-I never saw any ‘rules’. Maybe these need to be made clearer if they’re so important although I’m not sure I understand why...

[Juels]

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[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Katherine wrote: "That’s it! Thanks Lisa. Lobstergirl-I never saw any ‘rules’. Maybe these need to be made clearer if they’re so important although I’m not sure I understand why..."

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[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

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