The List That Changed My Life

By: Olivia Beirne

Narrated by: Elisabeth Hopper

Perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Katie Marsh and Marian Keyes, Olivia Beirne's The List That Changed My Life takes its listeners on a hilarious and heartwarming journey of a lifetime, showing us what it means to really be alive.

Georgia loves wine, reality TV and sitting on the sofa after work. She does not love heights, looking at her bank account and going on dates or activities that involve sports bras, and she will never, ever take a risk.

That is until her braver, bolder big sister finds out that she won't be able to tick off the things she wanted to do before turning 30 and turns to Georgia to help her finish her list.

With the birthday just months away, Georgia suddenly has a deadline to learn to grab life with both hands. Could she be brave enough to take the leap - for her sister?

And how might her own life change if she did?

©2018 Olivia Beirne (P)2018 Headline Publishing Group Ltd

Critic reviews

"A hilarious, heart-warming read." (Daisy Buchanan)

"A mesmerising blend of humour and emotion." (Woman & Home)

Great book

I loved this book, such a great story! Normally I am a tv watcher but I haven’t even turned the tv on the last few nights as I listened to this book instead.

Such a fun story!

The story is darling and fun. The voice artist made it perfect! I felt like a friend was telling me a delightful tale.

Giggle out Loud

Narrator was fabulous.... found myself giggling and laughing out loud. Some tears, some twists ... loved it.

Play this at 1.2x speed

This is a good, although predictable, story. Would make a good Hallmark movie. But the narrator makes it a painful listen UNLESS you speed her up a bit. The author’s sense of humor provides several laugh-out-loud moments.

The strong sisterly bond between Georgie and Amy!

I found this book compelling. it made me laugh and cry. The only annoying thing was the repetition of the list at the beginning of each chapter after it was revealed. especially annoying were the multiple mentions of how August wasn't the best month to run due to armpit sweat. I also think most readers got the fact that Georgia was well endowed, no need to mention her need to wear double sports bras so often... Overall a decent book.