I read the new Sally Rooney book 🤷*spoiler free*

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Morning, welcome to the SEO paragraph, written by leena in the small hours, lets put some words in bottles and see if they float. Like Conversations with Friends and Normal People, Irish writer Sally Rooney's new Beautiful World, Where Are You is a contemporary literary fiction novel that covers romance, millennials and characters who intermittently lose and gain the will to live. The title is a quote from a poem by Friedrich Schiller, which Schubert set to music in 1819. It's set in Dublin and a small seaside town nearby, and follows four characters as they grapple with privilege, fame, class disparity and tepid relationships. As expected, the hype is high and the question as to whether it's 'good' or not (and what even makes a good novel) is the question on book reviewers lips this autumn (or fall, if you are quirky and use the incorrect word for autumn). 2020 and 2021 have been weird years for new book releases, so I'm glad to see us bookworms on booktube having something to sink our little teeth in to again and mildly disagree about. It's the simple things.