Discover the power of family bonds with the book We All Live Here

Why read it? Because this book pulls you into a story that mirrors real life - with its unexpected twists, love and conflicts. A tale that will make you laugh and cry, while showing how important family ties and acceptance are.

A compelling, contemporary story of the Kennedy family

Meet the Kennedy family - Lila, who years ago wrote a bestseller about keeping a marriage alive, yet is now divorced and watches her ex build a new life with another woman. Bill, her stepfather, who joined the family after Lila's mother died, is a kind man with slightly old-fashioned ways and an unusual passion for lentil dishes.

Lila has several children - eldest Celie, who hates school so much she's stopped attending, and Lila doesn't know yet. Violet, a nine-year-old with an unexpected musical taste who loves inappropriate jokes. And of course the family dog, Truant, who unexpectedly brings another person to the doorstep - Gene, Lila's father, a man who left years ago and whose return brings unforeseen changes to the family.

This story is full of humour, humanity and surprises that not only disrupt the family's peace but also open the way to new beginnings and understanding.

What makes this book special?

Jojo Moyes once again proves why she is one of the most beloved contemporary authors. Her ability to write female characters with deep empathy and subtle humour ensures the story will captivate you from the first page.

Benefits of the book We All Live Here:

• A strong and authentic story of family relationships with elements of humour and emotion
• Unforgettable characters - their behaviour feels real and human
• A fun and contemporary angle that brings a fresh perspective on family and its changes
• Thought-provoking about what it truly means to be a family
• Ideal for lovers of women's fiction with a dose of humour and perspective

General product details:

• Author: Jojo Moyes
• A family psychological novel full of humour
• Recommended for readers who enjoy stories about interpersonal relationships
• Accessible and engaging style
• Publisher: Sunday Times bestseller