So Old, So Young by Grant Ginder

So Old, So Young follows six college friends across twenty years and five parties, tracing the ways their lives shift as adulthood gathers speed. Marriages, children, career changes and disappointments all test the bond they once assumed would hold forever, as Grant Ginder moves between humour and heartbreak with ease.

Warm, observant and sharply written, this is a novel about the friendships that shape us and the versions of ourselves we carry forward through time. A strong pick for readers who enjoy contemporary fiction that is both emotionally intelligent and quietly funny.

For fans of
Sally Rooney, Coco Mellors, The Big Chill, friendship novels, contemporary fiction about love, adulthood and millennial life.