Review: Landline (2014) by Rainbow Rowell

“Landline” is a novel by Rainbow Rowell about a woman named Georgie McCool who is struggling in her marriage. She has two young daughters and a husband who is always working. Georgie is a television writer and she is working on a pilot for a new show. The novel follows Georgie as she tries to figure out her marriage and her career.

I enjoyed “Landline” because it was a realistic portrayal of a marriage. The characters were relatable and the story was engaging. I liked that the novel followed Georgie as she tried to figure out her life. I didn’t like how the novel ended, but overall I thought it was a good book.

I would recommend “Landline” to anyone who is interested in a realistic portrayal of a marriage. The characters are relatable and the story is engaging. I liked that the novel followed Georgie as she tried to figure out her life. I didn’t like how the novel ended, but overall I thought it was a good book.

I absolutely loved the characters in this book. Georgie and Neal’s relationship was so relatable and I loved watching it grow and change throughout the book. I also loved Georgie’s relationship with her daughters, it was so sweet and funny.

I would definitely recommend this book to a friend. It’s a great read for anyone who’s looking for a funny, heartwarming, and romantic story.