The Friendship Club by Robyn Carr - An Uplifting Story

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The Friendship Club by Robyn Carr is a heartfelt and touching book focusing on friendships, family relations, domestic violence, mental health, and second chances. Though it might not sound uplifting, I could not stop reading this book, wanting to know more about each character. Ms Carr is a master at writing words to create the imagery and emotions her characters are dealing with.

 

Centering around four women from varied age groups, they discover that it is the power of friendship that helps them, and us, get through life's challenges. Marni, a fifty something celebrity chef, may finally be ready to renter the dating world after making some bad man choices. Bella, Marni’s daughter, is a smart and ambitious woman, about to have her own baby. Ellen, Marni’s coworker, feels past her prime but may also be ready for love again. Sophia, their young intern, finds herself in a bad relationship and after a scary experience and needs recovery time.

All four of these women are strong, independent, and stand on their own, though some discover that sometimes, it’s nice to have a man around. Forging new relationships, each member takes steps toward sorting out their lives. Marni finds refuge in her kitchen, Ellen in Mark's neighborly calls, Bella bringing her son into this world, and Sophia having the courage to leave in order to start over again.

 

Bonding together, the support these women offered each other a lifeline that gives them courage and strength to move forward. While it may seem like they’re an unlikely bunch, they truly brought out the best in each other. Although this book brings out all kind of emotions, it will leave you feeling hopeful at the end. If you like books about strong female friendships this was really wonderful.

 

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