The book has been divided into several chapters and to me, it was more of a collection of short stories. And as a reader, you are tempted to read further to find out more about them. It was rather evident that Harold and his wife shared a miserable marital life. I fell in love with the book immediately from the first page itself. This book was a part of her summer reading list so I decided to read it during this summer.
I first heard about this book when I was watching the interview of author Santa Montefiore. So he dismisses the thought of posting it and starts his pilgrimage to Berwick to meet Queenie. However, there was something inside him that persuades him to deliver the letter in person. Harold immediately writes a reply and decides to walk to the nearest mailbox to send it.
The sender of the letter is a woman Harold hasn’t heard about for twenty years. Queenie Hennessy is in hospice and is writing to bid farewell to Harold. One morning as the couple was engaged in their own morning rituals, an unexpected mail arrives. Having retired from the job at the brewery, Harold Fry is leading a monotonous life with his wife Maureen in Kingsbridge. Note: This post contains affiliate links which means if you make a purchase, I will get a small commission but it doesn’t cost anything more to you. Check our Privacy policy for more info! Name of the book: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
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