Eleanor Oliphant

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Author's name: Gail Honeyman

You must meet Eleanor Oliphant: She struggles to survive with barely adequate social skills and is a stickler for words. Her monotonous, almost socially devoid life is so monotonous that she spends weekends eating frozen pizza and calling her mother.

However, everything changed after her office colleague, IT manager Raymond, entered her life, with his tactless manner and extremely unhealthy behavior. When they helped the elderly Sammy by saving him from a fatal fall on the sidewalk, the three of them became friends, each helping the other escape from the isolation he had locked himself in. This is where Raymond's big heart comes into play, helping Eleanor mend her shattered heart and revive it.

Eleanor Oliphant's novel, "Well Well," which will be adapted for the silver screen in a film by Reese Witherspoon, is a profound, heartwarming, and inspiring story about an unlikely heroine whose hidden talents and quirks—inexplicable to others—lead her on an inevitable path until she discovers . . . that her only salvation lies in opening her heart.