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A man called ove by fredrik backman book review 

A man called ove 

Fredrik Backman is the# 1 New York Times bestselling author of A Man Called Ove, My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry, Britt- Marie Was Then, Beartown, Us Against You, and two tales, And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer and The Deal of a Continuance, as well as one work of nonfiction, effects My Son Needs to Know About the World. His books are published in further than forty countries. His coming novel, Anxious People, will be published in September 2020. He lives in Stockholm, Sweden, with his woman

 and two children. 

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A man Called ove book review 

At it's heart, A Man Called Ove is the story of a 59 time old companion. Ove is a principled man. A man who feels that what defines a man isn't what he speaks but his conduct. A man with similar strong beliefs that he's ready to fight with anyone for it. An inflexible man. A grumpy man. A man who does not watch indeed a bit of how he's perceived. A simple man with tremendous clarity of study. A man who noway minces his words. A man whose geste 

 is fully in sync with his passions and a man who is beliefs are unwavering indeed in the most delicate of times. 

 

 But to understand Ove isn't so simple. Ove isn't simply a product of his circumstances. Neither is what Ove is simply a product of heredity or parenting nor he's an affair of a combination of these factors. Ove is simply himself despite everything around him. 

And what happens when such a man loses the only person he loved? A person for whom Ove has fought day and night with the world. A person who's the only source of color in his life. A person who had accepted Ove as he's and noway ever demanded that he change. A person who loved Ove wholeheartedly just as he is. The only person whom Ove could speak what was in his heart. How do you manage up with such a loss? This is the heart of Ove's story. 

 

 Ove has lost his woman

 to cancer. It has been 6 months now. Ove's work has kept him engaged in the meanwhile. But now Ove has been asked to abdicate from a pace where he has worked for further than 3 decades and noway taken a day off. He decides that it's time he meet his woman

 . The same day a family moves contrary to Ove's house. A pregnant Iranian women with her hubby a two daughters. The events that unfold henceforth is what makes book. Ove's attempts to take his own life are intruded every time by fate. And sluggishly, with time Ove rediscovers his purpose. The book also shows casts of Ove's life till date. His relationship with his father, his woman

 , his neighbors and the people he worked with. At the face of it it might feel an ordinary tale. But Ove's story is anything but ordinary. 

I'm not going to give any spoilers then. Because I suggest every person to read this book. There's so important to learn not only from Ove but also from other characters in the book. Sonja, Ove's woman

 is the epitome of positivity. Parvaneh, Ove's pregnant Iranian neighbor, sees beyond Ove's tough facade and understands his heart. Ove's master at work knows that the character of a person is more important than anything. All the characters in the book is forcefully enriching. 

 

 A note also to Fredrik Backman's exceptional jotting style. It's extremely absorbing and noway moralistic. He has a rare quality that can bring both gash and smile on your face with a single judgment . And leave you either magical or restless for further with a many lines. surely an author to look forward to. 

 Let me say at last that there are only two books that have made my heart swell. A Thousand Splendid Suns and A Man Called Ove. I'm going to go back to Ove. surely again and again. For it has touched me on so numerous situations. 

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