Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine: Reese's Book Club: A Novel

Eleanor Oliphant is an eccentric loner who struggles with social skills and speaks her mind without filter. Her life follows a strict routine designed to avoid human interaction, with weekends spent on frozen pizza, vodka, and phone calls with her mother. She believes life should be no better than fine. Everything changes when Eleanor meets Raymond, an IT worker from her office who is socially awkward and unkempt. After Eleanor and Raymond help Sammy, an elderly man who has fallen on the street, the three form an unlikely friendship that pulls each of them out of their isolated lives. Through Raymond's compassion, Eleanor begins to confront and heal from her deeply damaged past. The novel explores themes of friendship and human connection through the story of Eleanor's transformation as she learns to open her heart.