The Street Where You Live
An uplifting page-turner about love and friendship

Christopher, who had years earlier wanted a music career, has started a community choir. As the story opens, the choice is getting ready for a concert singing lots of well-known songs from the musicals. But one of the choir members, Jane, doesn’t turn up. The story then flips back and introduces us......more

For Christopher music used to be his entire life. Now he has a job at a supermarket that he finds far more boring, but he wasn't able to follow his passion anymore. He's taking some steps and is finally letting it back into his world again. He started a choir and he's taking directing it incredibly......more

The Street Where You Live is yet another in a long line of wonderful books by Roisin Meaney. The large cast includes Molly, a youngish widow whose grown-up son Philip left home suddenly some years back and has not been in touch since, and his sister Emily who has always felt the lesser of the twins a......more

A reminder of how great Irish storytellers are! This gem had me hooked from the start. Great characters...flaws, fate, humanity and the goodness of people - the author understands the workings of our minds and our motivations so well. I loved it.......more

Throughout this novel, I loved the way I could hear it in an Irish accent, some of the words she uses reminded me of Irish friends, which was a nice personal piece of nostalgia for me. I will admit I got a little confused at times with the many different people in this story, especially at the beginn......more