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Hotel 21
- Narrated by: Jessie Cave
- Length: 8 hrs and 32 mins
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Summary
Bloomsbury presents Hotel 21 by Senta Rich, read by Jessie Cave.
'Beautifully told, this is a heart-warming and thought-provoking read.' Heat
'A sharp, funny, poignant and completely heart-warming story about female friendship and kick-ass women. I truly loved it!' Ruth Hogan
‘I have a first-day rule. Any sign of trouble, even a whiff of a problem, and I walk.’
Noelle is an efficient and friendly hotel cleaner, a model employee. Or so she’d have you think. The trouble is that she can’t help taking little ‘souvenirs’ as she cleans. Nothing of value, just tokens of happy, normal lives: a lipstick, a hair clip, some tweezers. And by the time the guest has noticed, she’s long gone.
As she starts at her 21st hotel, she’s determined to beat her record of one month in a five star hotel before suspicion falls on her. But when she meets her new colleagues, her plans are complicated. These women aren’t just hands pushing carts down lonely hotel corridors: they are women with lives full of happiness and worry, pain and joy. The kind of lives Noelle has never known how to live. They make her wonder what it might be like to have real friends, people to stick around for…
Will the women at Hotel 21 give her the courage to claim the life she deserves, or will her old habits come back to haunt her?
'Wonderful!' Daily Mail
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- Helen Parker
- 02-05-23
A beautiful, funny, sensitive and uplifting story
One of the best female orientated books I’ve ever listened to. It dealt with extremely complex morality and difficult subject matter (trigger warning should apply for family abuse) with absolute grace, humour and empathy. Every character and relationship is multi-dimensional and a celebration of friendship and overcoming adversity.
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- Paula Beatty
- 09-06-23
Original uplifting. Humans feel the need to “belong’.
and it changes our outlook on life. I wasn’t sure if I liked it at first, but I was disappointed when it was over.
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- Anonymous User
- 29-05-23
Great read
Loved this book, could not put it down. It’s funny, witty ans emotional at times with interesting characters.
Can’t wait for the next one by this author!
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- Ms A Baird
- 01-06-23
Needs more umph
Ok so another disappointing narrator who I felt was poorly chosen to represent Noelle. The story caught my interest but sadly did not deliver in humour or depth of characters. Not sure I would agree would other opinions of it being an incredible tale of female friendship and bonding. I really didn’t feel I got to know any of the characters and certainly didn’t warm to them. Disappointing listen all round
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- Michela
- 20-06-23
Boring
I bought it because someone compared it to "Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine" which I loved. However, the two books have nothing to do with each other.
This is just a boring story with absolutely nothing standing out or worth spending time reading it.
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