Best Love Rosie

Having lived abroad for many years, Rosie decides that it's time to return to Dublin to look after her ageing aunt Min. Nothing much has changed in the area where Rosie grew up, and Min's increasing lack of interest in life begins to sap Rosie's spirit. While flicking through some self-help books looking for ways to distract Min, Rosie gets the idea to write an inspirational book for the middle-aged. Since her only contact in the world of publishing is her friend Markey who lives in New York, Rosie decides to put Min in a temporary care home while she travels to the United States to seek Markey's advice.

Praise for Are You Somebody?"You don't want the book to end; it glows with compassion and you want more. More because you know this is a fine wine of a life, richer as it ages." - Frank McCourt, author, Angela's Ashes"This book has to be read." - Zoe Heller, the New York Times Book Review
Praise for Are You Somebody? "You don't want the book to end; it glows with compassion and you want more. More because you know this is a fine wine of a life, richer as it ages." - Frank McCourt, author, Angela's Ashes"This book has to be read." - Zoe Heller, the New York Times Book Review
Praise for Are You Somebody? “You don’t want the book to end; it glows with compassion and you want more. More because you know this is a fine wine of a life, richer as it ages.” - Frank McCourt, author, Angela’s Ashes “This book has to be read.” - Zoë Heller, the New York Times Book Review

Nuala O'Faolain was a celebrated Irish journalist, TV producer, book reviewer, teacher and writer. She gained wide acclaim for her candid memoirs Are You Somebody? (1996) and Almost There (2003).

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