Just Like You

Unmistakably of-the-moment. Sharp, charming and upbeat * Mail on Sunday *
Well-told, thoughtful, tender and occasionally devastatingly funny love story * Scotsman *
A charming - and sharp - love story about what it means to fall for someone who is your polar opposite * Sunday Telegraph *
Frequently funny, consistently engaging ... it has great warmth in its heart * Observer *
Hornby's hilarious and heart-wrenching new novel explores what it means to be somebody's perfect match, and why this notion of perfect compatibility is an absolute disaster when it comes to love * Woman and Home, Best Books to Look Forward to this Summer *
The capable crackle of his dialogue - honed by a string of successful screenwriting projects - propels the domestic drama forward at an easy pace, particularly effective in the voices of the children * Financial Times *
The novel explores division and racism and has its share of sharp observations that help illuminate what it means to fall headlong in love with someone who is nothing like you at all * Independent *
Nick Hornby writes so well about his characters . . . his most enjoyable book for some years * Sunday Express *
Hornby has always been a first-rate storyteller and Just Like You - just perfectly put together - sparkles with tip-top dialogue and pin-sharp comic timing * Daily Mail *
Truly funny . . . the novel gallops straight into something that is immensely readable, sharp-eyed and at times hilarious * Guardian *
A brilliant read full of his trademark wit and ability to get to the heart of human nature * The Sun *
Comedy for our times * Sunday Times *
Excellent * Irish Times *
Tender and timely * Good Housekeeping *
Set in 2016 against the strident backdrop of the Brexit vote, Nick Hornby's warmhearted comedy chronicles the love story between a middle-aged white woman and a young black man, suggesting that difference needn't always be divisive: sometimes it can bring us together * Daily Mail *
Hornby's prose is artful and effortless, his spiky wit as razored as a number-two cut * Independent *
Hornby writes with a funny, fresh voice which skewers male and female foibles with hilarious accuracy * Guardian *
A fine writer, swift and pointed, with a lighter, more mischievous heart than he lets on, and more sympathy for the devil than he admits to * New York Magazine *
Dares to be witty, intelligent and emotionally generous at once * New York Times *