If I loved Lessons in Chemistry, what else would I like?

[JMAngel1]

Just finished it and enjoyed it tremendously. It’s not necessarily the storyline itself that gripped me, but the style of writing. Killer one liners all over it which floored me either with woe or glee. Such clever writing.
So recommendation’s don’t necessarily have to be about feminism or rowing, or clever dogs (god I’m going to miss Six Thirty) more that I’m looking for the style of writing iyswim.

Has no one read it?
Bump please.

I loved it too. Was a very clever book. And so good because of the style of writing. I haven't read anything similar that I can think of. Not that style anyway.

I loved it too. Currently reading Second Siggt of Zachary Cloudsley and really enjoying it

I enjoyed it, but I tend to read a lot of non fiction rather than fiction. Maggie O'Farrell?

You might try a bit of Barbara Trapido, or Kate Atkinson maybe OP?

If you liked 'Lessons in Chemistry ' I'd recommend 'The Calculating Stars' by Mary Robinette Kowal I loved them both

What about Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine?
Or Leonard and Hungry Paul which is such a beautifully observed, delightful book

I read it and enjoyed it but I enjoyed Elenor Oliphant is completely fine more so I would definitely put that on your list

I saw that lessons in chemistry is being made into a tv show but I can't remember which channel.

The Rosie Project

Aww thank you everyone. Strangely I’ve read quite a few these suggestions (Rosie, Oliohant, quite a few KA) already so I must have a genre.

Will check out the other ones / thank you.

And The Hand that First Held Mine, is one of my favourites.

If you like it as a feminist text, some of Margaret Atwood’s books may appeal to you.