Ordinary people | Sally Roni

About the book Ordinary People I don't know what my problem is. I don't know why I can't be like ordinary people. "This is how Marian sees herself and her inability to feel belonging in this world. In this wonderful novel, Sally Rooney takes us on an intimate journey, revealing the secrets of families and the complexities of human relationships, lifting the veil on domestic violence and bullying, exposing social class and false appearances, and reminding us of the importance of love. Because the novel Ordinary People deals with the ability of relationships to heal the soul, as well as the truth that "no one can be completely independent from others" and that there is definitely someone in this world who has the ability to make us feel that we are ordinary people and that we deserve love. As for Marian, "Conall bestowed upon her a good fortune as a gift, and it became part of her. They both changed a lot in each other, changed for the better. Truly, people can change each other," she thought. "A remarkable novel about the power of relationships to change us."