Tell Me Everything
Tell Me Everything by Sarah Salway is a Library of Lost Books edition published by HarperCollins Publishers Limited in August 2011. This 256-page work presents a narrative centered around Molly, who seizes an unexpected opportunity when a stranger offers her a room in exchange for sharing her stories. As she begins to weave her tales, she inadvertently creates an eccentric new family, including a secretive boyfriend and a lovelorn hairstylist, leading her to discover that storytelling can transform her life in unforeseen ways.
Readers will find a blend of humor and psychological insights as the story unfolds, exploring themes of romance and family life. Molly’s journey reveals how the narratives she shares not only shape her identity but also intertwine with the lives of those around her. The book delves into the complexities of relationships and the often-blurred lines between truth and fiction, offering a unique perspective on the power of storytelling.
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Discover a novelist that Neil Gaiman describes as ‘an astonishingly smart writer’.
When a chance meeting with a stranger leads to an offer of a room in exchange for telling her stories, Molly jumps at the chance.
Slowly she builds a new, eccentric family around herself: Tim, her secretive boyfriend, who just might be a spy; Miranda, the lovelorn hairstylist; Liz, the lusty librarian; Mr. Roberts, landlord and listener; and his French wife, Mrs. Roberts.
Much to Molly’s surprise, she finds the stories she tells now are her key to creating a completely different life. Suddenly, her future is full of endless possibilities. The trouble is, Molly’s not the only one telling tales. And the truth is always stranger than fiction.
Sarah Salway’s witty, finely-tuned and poignant story of many stories is a uniquely entrancing chronicle.
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