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A widow gets a second shot at living — perfect for fans of P.S. I Love You.
The Year of Second Chances follows Robin Lindstrom, a young widow who has spent a year hidden away in her Minnesota farmhouse before life nudges her back out into the world. It is a warm, witty contemporary novel that handles grief with a light touch, with praise from bestselling authors like Meg Mitchell Moore. This listing is the paperback edition from BookXcess; do check the stock status and edition details on the page before ordering, and note that delivery timelines depend on the store's current fulfilment queue.
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RM20 instead of RM95 at BookXcess, listed on JustDeal.my on 27 October 2026. That is 27% below the RM27 median of the 14 other live Books & Media offers we track, and cheaper than 12 of them. BookXcess has 22 other live offers on JustDeal.my right now. This offer was added today.
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Is this the paperback or the hardcover edition? The listing page doesn't make it obvious.
If you're picking it up as a gift, the cover design on this edition looks nicer in person.
Good for a book club pick — plenty to talk about with Robin's decisions throughout.