( Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine ) by Gail Honeyman is a deeply moving and award-winning novel that explores themes of social isolation, trauma, and the transformative power of kindness. Plot Overview
Her "perfect" routine is disrupted when she and Raymond, a bumbling IT guy from her office, help an elderly man who has collapsed on the street. This act of kindness sparks a friendship that gradually forces Eleanor to confront her traumatic past and begin a messy but hopeful journey toward healing.
Consuming two bottles of vodka and frozen pizza to numb herself until Monday morning.
