Someone Else's Shoes: The new novel from the bestselling phenomenon behind The Giver of Stars and Me Before You

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The brand-new novel from the International No 1 Bestselling phenomenon and author of Me Before You and The Giver of Stars Nisha Cantor and Sam Kemp are two very different women. Nisha, 45, lives the globetrotting life of the seriously wealthy, until her husband inexplicably cuts her off entirely. She doesn't even have the shoes she was, until a moment ago, standing in. That's because Sam - 47, middle-aged, struggling to keep herself and her family afloat - has accidentally taken Nisha's gym bag. Now Nisha's got nothing. And Sam's walking tall with shoes that catch eyes - and give her career an unexpected boost. Except Nisha wants her life back - and she'll start with her shoes . . .

Jojo Moyes was raised in London. She writes for the Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail, Red and Woman & Home. She's married to Charles Arthur, technology editor of The Guardian. They live with their three children on a farm in Essex, England.

Do shoes make the woman... or does the woman make the shoes? Jojo Moyes' new novel is a delightful reverse-Cinderella story of two women who seem polar opposites - until circumstance forces them to experience each other's lives. Nobody writes women the way Jojo Moyes does - recognizably real and complex and funny and flawed - which is what makes her novels an auto-buy for me -- Jodi Picoult, #1 NYT bestselling author A book we all need in our lives right now. A fabulous and funny romp * Woman & Home Book Club * A paean to women's solidarity wrapped up in a very funny revenge-fuelled caper * The Times * Riotously fun and an ode to strong female friendships * Prima * [A] captivating new blockbuster. Superb. Once you step into the lives of Sam and Nisha, you'll be racing through the pages, breathless to find out what happens next. It's a sassy strut of a novel, full of twists and high-adrenaline moments, but ultimately it's got heart too. The characters are relatable, memorable and engaging, and you'll be rooting for your favourites to end up walking tall * Daily Express * A warm, witty and uplifting novel and it's a joy to spend time with Jojo Moyes' flawed, likeable characters. Another winner from a fabulous author * Sunday Express * One of our absolute fave authors . . . This brilliant story is a sure-fire hit * Sun * Someone Else's Shoes is a fantastic novel about the power of female friendships that hugely resonates with me; I'm such a big fan of Jojo's work and of her brilliant, joyful writing. It was an honour to be asked to narrate the story and I hope listeners enjoy the audiobook as much as I enjoyed recording it -- Daisy Ridley A compelling, full-of-heart novel about the power of female friendship * Kirkus * It's a hit * Sunday Times * Freaky Friday is all grown up in this heartfelt and heartwarming tale of two women in very different circumstances.... From the storyteller behind Me Before You comes a story of reinvention that just might inspire you to make a change yourself-just buy your own shoes * Good Housekeeping * Empathy and an extravagant plot collide in Moyes's big hug of a novel. Its real heart is the burgeoning friendship between two brilliantly realised but very different fortysomething women * Mail on Sunday * Charming ... Moyes is never short on her trademark clever observations ...[her] fans will have a ball * Publishers Weekly * Something to get excited about . . . [The] most compelling and readable of novels, which will make you wonder what it's really like to walk in someone else's shoes * Glamour UK * Showcases Moyes' ability to portray emotion and female friendship with themes of love, betrayal, family, and hope. It is action packed and will have readers rooting for Nisha and Sam * Booklist, Starred Review * A stirring tale of sisterhood, survival and being seen * Real Homes * Praise for Jojo Moyes * - * Moyes is on dazzling form in this big-hearted story * Daily Mirror * Raw, funny, real and sad, this is storytelling at its best * Marie Claire * Blisteringly good * Sun * This truly beautiful story made us laugh, smile and sob like a baby - you simply have to read it * Closer * Entertaining, immersive and moving * Sunday Times * Dazzling * Sunday Express * Moyes somehow manages to break your heart before restoring your faith in love * Sunday Express * A genuinely entertaining book, a really cracking story * Stylist *