Student Book Review
Review of A Man Called Ove
Author: Fredrik Backman
Publisher: Simon And Schuster
My Review:
A Man Called Ove is a deeply emotional and heartwarming novel about a man named Ove who appears grumpy, strict, and distant from the outside. Ove believes strongly in rules, order, and routine, and he often judges people who do not follow them. Beneath his hard exterior, however, lies a man carrying deep sadness and loneliness after the loss of his wife. Ove struggles to find meaning in his life and feels disconnected from the world around him.
As the story progresses, new neighbors enter Ove’s life and slowly break through the walls he has built around himself. Their kindness, patience, and persistence help Ove reconnect with people and rediscover a sense of belonging. Through small everyday interactions, Ove begins to heal and understand that life still has value, even after loss.
The book explores themes of grief, love, friendship, and the importance of human connection. It shows how compassion can change a person and how even the most closed hearts can open again. The story is emotional yet balanced, mixing gentle humor with deep feelings, making it touching without being overwhelming.
My Comment on this Book:
I chose A Man Called Ove because it is a deeply emotional and thoughtful book for adults. The story shows how loss and loneliness can shape a person, and how kindness can slowly heal emotional wounds. The writing is warm, honest, and realistic, making the characters feel real. This book reminds us that understanding and patience can change lives and bring hope even in difficult times.
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