A Man Named Ove Decides to Die

This heartwarming comedy with a strong sense of tragedy depicts such a lonely, paranoid and hopelessly romantic old man with his ordinary life. Ove, he is the truest romantic in life. He represents love, friendship and family affection. Who wouldn't love such an old man who is cold on the outside but hot on the inside, arrogant and sinister?

I like this book very much. I feel that the style of Zhang Jiajia's novels is similar. Everyone should fucking read it. Ove is strong and brave and never gives in to fate, but fate always crushes him time and time again. His parents died young so that he had to drop out of school and work, and his father left him only virtue and a meager inheritance; the old house was to be forcibly demolished, and Ove tried his best to renovate it. Everyone thought that Ove had really won, and fate played a trick on Ove. Ove was ill-fated but never complained. He fought against fate again and again, but he was really old. When Sonja came back, he would always be young. After Sonja left, he became old instantly, because Sonja was all the color in his life and his hope for life. After Sonja died, no one understood him anymore, no one wanted to talk to him about the brand of car he drove, and he was no longer needed in the world. His stubbornness refuses to ask for help from others, and the overlap between Ove and the world becomes less and less. Fortunately, his mailbox was hit by a car

I really like this book! The storyline is very healing, the characters are rich and full, and the author's language is very humorous. I laughed as I read it, and I was moved as I read it. She not only marveled at the sincere two-way unconditional love between Ove and Sonja, but was also moved by the warm friendship between Ove and his neighbors. The more I read, the more I like Ove. On the surface, he may be a bit dull and rigid, but in fact, he is really kind at heart. He likes to express his heart through actions. What saves Ove is not only the warm care among his neighbors, but also his own willingness to open his heart and embrace the warmth and kindness in life little by little. When he wanted to commit suicide again and again, if he had not been so kind and wanted to help others, he would not have had the chance to be reborn. Anyway, thank you for this story, it brings me healing [sending heart][sending heart]

Ove is a good son, a good husband, a good neighbor, and a good person. Although his words are cold and hurtful, he is warm and soft in his heart. A man named Ove deserves praise👍

At first I thought it was nothing, but the further down I looked, the better it looked.

Ove seems to be a stiff and mean old man, but he is actually a kind and dedicated man. Under the influence of Parvana and other neighbors, Ove changed a lot, and there was only one reason for his change - he thought his deceased wife would be happy to see him do this. This is enough to prove his deep love and longing for his wife. Everything he does is for his wife, and he considers it from his wife's perspective and standpoint. The article adopts narrative writing techniques in many places, recalling bits and pieces of Ove and his wife's past during the development of the story. The description is detailed and vivid, the picture is strong, and the overall relaxed and humorous atmosphere is interspersed with warmth and touching.

It can't calm down for a long time. If Sonja is the smile under the romantic sunshine, then Ove is the millions of eyes in the eternal night, which seem dark and further colorful. Some people always say that life is an old theme, but in which era does life not need to be discussed? Everyone has limited time and limited space. It is precisely because of novels like this that we can experience a life that we have never had before or will never have. This is how a person's vision is developed. I hope you can bathe in such warmth at the other end of time.

I cried halfway through reading this book, and the ending made me cry even more. Ove is a stubborn and principled man who lives a down-to-earth life. He can build houses, repair bicycles, and play with various objects. He is really just like the previous generation of us. This is a very touching book. Before committing suicide, a man named Ove met a group of lovely neighbors who understood him. The story of love and family affection is very plain and sincere. Although he left peacefully in the end, it still makes people cry [almost crying] [almost crying] [crying] [crying]

Ove is just dealing with the problem in the way he thinks is right. It is not only his wife Sonja who saves Ove, but also the neighbors and friends around him. When you first read it, you will think that Ove is a bit stubborn and incomprehensible, but later you will find that he is actually a very loyal and caring person. The love, friendship and family in the book are very beautiful. I personally think the book is really good.

The author is good at using narrative writing techniques, revealing and interweaving Ove's life from two perspectives, the past and the present. While the language of the article is humorous, it also makes people cry. There is no mention of love in every sentence, but there is love in every sentence. Ove's loss of his child and wife tells us that reality is often cruel, but this is not the end. Please hold on. The reason why the future is exciting lies in its uncertainty. It is not impossible for another village to have a bright future. I hope that we all have the courage to start over again in the face of the hardships in life. There will be times when the wind blows and the waves break, and the clouds and sails are hung directly to help the sea. Will eventually find a "new" destination like Ove

A strong man in his life always has his own principles and loves his wife until death. He is an awkward, gentle and kind-hearted old man. He really burst into tears at the end. Seeing so many people coming to his funeral, he will probably be furious.

He has to be two meters tall anyway. Ove has always been instinctively suspicious of anyone over 1.85 Meters tall. Experience told him that with this condition, it would be difficult for blood to reach the brain. The blond blind flow just nodded at her, with an indescribable harmonious smile on his face. It's the kind of smile that makes an honest man want to slap the monk in the mouth, Ove thought. "If there's anything worthy of being written into Ove's obituary, it's that he was, at any rate, quite economical on fuel." She died six months ago. But Ove still went through all the rooms twice a day, touching the radiators to see if she had turned them on quietly. Before meeting her for the first time, the only thing he loved was numbers. Otherwise, he has almost no memory of his childhood. No one bullies him, nor does he bully others. Sports are neither good nor bad. He never participates but never escapes. He simply exists. He also doesn't have many memories of growing up. He is not the kind of person who keeps everything insignificant in his head. He remembered that he was quite happy once, but after a few years, he was no longer happy. When his father served dinner that night, the little boy thought to himself, this must be what a king's dinner looks like. Ove's wife would say: You can't say that. So, if you don't say it, don't say it. Next door to Ove's house lived a man of twenty-five who weighed nearly a quarter of a ton. She often said: "Every road will eventually lead you to your destined destination." For her, that destiny may be "something". But for him, it was destined to be "someone." There comes a moment in everyone's life that determines who they will become: whether they are willing to let others ride on their shoulders. There comes a moment in everyone's life that determines who they will become. If you don't know the story, you don't know the person. She wanted to get married, so Ove proposed. She wanted to have children, and they could have children, Ove thought, in a townhouse with other children, and they knew that. If anyone asked, he would say that before her, he had no life. Nor after that. "Now you have to love me twice as much," she demanded. So Ove lied to her and said he would. Although he knew very well in his heart that he could no longer love her more than he did now. Those who can understand will naturally understand, and those who don't understand will not need to explain it further. So this was supposed to be Ove's death. But when he woke up that morning, there was not only a cat in the row house, but also an extra glass. Sonja will probably like it, for sure. She loves hotels. The greatest fear of death is that it passes us by and leaves us alone. People always say Ove is mean. Ove wasn't mean at all, he just couldn't smile. Probably the most annoying moment in anyone's life is the sudden realization that they have reached an age where they remember more than they look ahead. When Sonja left Ove, he did not die with him. He just isn't alive anymore. So she leaned down and whispered in his ear: "Greetings to Sonja, and thank her for lending you to me." Then she picked up the envelope with the handwritten "To Parvana" from the bedside table and walked down the stairs. Don't let your new neighbors drive in the neighborhood.

A great, great book. The only drawback is that my vision becomes blurry while reading it, and tears take the opportunity to well up in my eyes and roll down my cheeks. I thought it was Parvana and her two little girls, but it was so good, it was everyone. This story was so great that I was speechless. I could only stare with a pair of red eyes and wanted to recommend this book to everyone. When the memory is far enough, so far that the memory is dusted and the story is no longer so familiar, I will come back. I miss so many people. Although I had almost no patience when I first opened this book, I calmed down later and read it for two hours. I barely left it except to get something to eat and go to the bathroom. It was great to encounter it at this time. My reading boredom is almost over. Maybe I can try "One Hundred Years of Solitude" tomorrow. When I first heard about "A Man Called Ove Decides to Die", there was no fluctuation in my heart, and the ripples of emotions were few to none. After I finished reading "The List Life", I turned to this book. I had some expectations but didn't take any action. When I finished reading this book, I wanted to say goodbye. We'll see you again.

The kindness of people's hearts is an important cornerstone of solidarity between neighbors. "If you have a kind heart, you will definitely meet an angel on the way." Not only Ove is kind, but almost every protagonist in the book is kind. When kind people meet kind people, what happens is touching stories. Ove adopted stray cats, enthusiastically took his neighbors to the hospital, rescued a man who fell off the railroad tracks, taught his neighbors to drive, rushed to the scene of a fire, took in gay boys, and other good deeds. The neighbors also cooperated with him, and even newspaper reporters came to visit him. They came up with ideas to help him, and united to help Rooney, who was sick and was about to be sent away, to stay at home and fight against the "white shirts". The reason why Ove has this noble character can be traced back to the education his father gave him during his childhood. He has been able to distinguish right from wrong since he was a child, and he never gossips behind people's backs. He started building houses as soon as he became an adult, and he is hard-working and willing to endure hardships. If his father's influence shaped his strong manly side, then his wife's influence left a tender place deep in his heart.

Love this book! ! Worth a look This book tells the story of Ove's wife's death and his decision to die as he has no care in the world. But the death process was interrupted again and again, maybe God didn't want the kind-hearted man to die! Secondly, there are details in the book. Even though Ove is very careful about his budget, he still buys pink flowers for his wife, paints the house for her, etc. From the literature, we can see that Ove misses his wife. Whenever he says I miss you, I am deeply touched. From Ove's help to others and his eccentric character, you can see the epitome of that era. He could have lived a good life, but his childhood misfortunes, loss of his children, and loss of his beloved wife are worth reading. He once said that his world is only black and white, and his wife is his color.

I first came into contact with it after watching this movie. I was moved by the deep despair of the protagonist and the huge transformation in the later period, which gave me a lot of strength in life. It tells the story of Ove, an elderly man. Ove is a rigid, stubborn and withdrawn man who decides to end his life. However, when he meets his new neighbor Pavel, the interaction between the two and Pavel's humor and kindness begin to change Ove's life. By revisiting Ove's past and showing the connections between him and his neighbors, the film explores the meaning of friendship, love and life with humor and tenderness.

There comes a moment in everyone's life that determines who they will become. If you don't know the story, you don't know the person. He believed deeply in justice, morality, hard work, and a world where right and wrong were clear. * It's hard to admit a mistake, especially after you've been wrong for a long time. * The greatest fear of death is that it passes us by and leaves us alone.

I finished reading it one after another, and it made me cry and laugh at the same time. It was really great. (That love is so awesome!)

The most touching thing in the whole book is Ove's love for Sonja [crying] Nowadays, I feel that such good love is too rare. I also like the community in the later part of the novel. Everyone feels like they are not only neighbors but also family [crying] [crying] [crying]

Since losing his wife, Ove has fallen into deep confusion, and his daily task is how to let himself die. Ove has an eccentric temper, wandering around the community with his unbreakable principles, daily routines, and temper that can explode at any time. He is known behind his back as the "evil neighbor from hell." He patrols around early every morning, checking whether the garbage is sorted according to regulations, complaining about whose lawn has not been mowed, and cursing the stray cat that has lost its fur. After experiencing a series of ridiculous events, Ove once again found a sense of hope for life, and finally left this world with satisfaction.

The protagonist is a not-so-perfect little old man who is stubborn, old-fashioned and duplicitous. But he is also kind and upright, and those little flaws are what makes him cute. I like this kind of imperfect character who has flaws but also has happy moments. This book tells his life and allows me to understand the thoughts of a person who is completely opposite to my personality.

The first time I knew the name of this book was when the teacher played the movie "A Man Called Ove Decides to Die" to us in class. At that time, I didn't have the patience to watch it. I only read the beginning. I felt it should be a healing article. Until recently, I found this book on Tomato. I thought I was bored, so I started reading it. The writing style of this book is humorous. Although some parts may not be readable due to the country's culture, it is indeed a good book. There are indeed a lot of foreshadowings in the article, and the topic of homosexuality is quite advanced. I really didn't expect that there would be a book that could talk about this topic, and I really didn't expect that Adrian and Mirshad were not together. Some developments were really unexpected. At the end, many people came to Ove's funeral, and he did not commit suicide in the end. It reminded me of a sentence I saw on the Internet: "Kindness is a hopeful medicine in this world, which can inject love and warmth into every lonely soul." Sincerity is the ultimate weapon, and love is the fundamental driving force. It's a really good book, highly recommended!

The foreshadowing statement in Chapter 37 builds momentum, creating a strong psychological impact in the last three chapters. To be honest, the first part is not interesting, but the occasionally mixed philosophy and the overall context of the writing make this book worth recalling. This is a touching and treasure that only belongs to those who can watch it. Recommended by my classmate, I finished reading it today and have been reading it for about 3 or 4 months. If you read it in a short time, you should be even more shocked.

In fact, it is very interesting. The story is warm and touching. The most touching thing is the love between Ove and Sonja (his wife)? There is also the same family relationship between the female neighbor and Ove's father and daughter. However, the second half of the story is too much like a fairy tale. In the first half, Sonja's child is gone, and later on, cancer becomes a somewhat forced tragedy.

I have watched the movie commentary many times and watched the original work before watching the movie. It is such a heartwarming story. Ove is alone and careless at the beginning of the story, but at the end he establishes a new bond and dies. It is such a warm and beautiful story.

A work that I personally like very much. I have watched both versions of the film adaptation, and I burst into tears every time I watch it. Whether it is the relationship between Ove and his wife, or the relationship between Ove and his neighbor, they are all very touching. Ove is an old man with a cold face and warm heart, who looks very serious and cold, but is actually very soft-hearted and kind-hearted. He is always angry and curses everywhere to help people around him. In the end, the lonely Ove is surrounded by many people who love him.

"This is a world that has become obsolete before it has expired. The entire country is standing up and applauding when no one can do anything serious, and cheering for mediocrity without reservation." For a person who lives by concrete things, this is so confusing and such a jerk. It just so happens that in "Relativity" by Huanhuo Ziyue Band, through the giant mirror of the world, you can of course see yourself, and you can also see other people clearly. When you see the essence of certain things, you will definitely be disappointed or despaired. May you, me, and others stay sane, be crazy occasionally, and believe in the future. "I know you have had the same dream as me."

I particularly like this book. Every time Ove prepares to die, he compromises because he is "forced" to help others. He has an eccentric temper and follows the rules, but he is kind and funny with a sharp tongue. He is devoted to love. Finally, after he was diagnosed with a heart disease, he no longer wanted to die. However, one day later, the neighbors found Ove dead peacefully in his bed, and held a funeral for him. They all guessed that Ove would have hated this kind of situation if he were alive. After saying this, everyone laughed. It seems that in the end, the man named Ove gained a lot of love.

I read the book slowly over a week, feeling ashamed of my first impression of Ove, who in the first chapter acted too much like an unreasonable complainer. Throughout the book, I frowned, laughed, cried, cried and laughed again, and the cycle continued. Ove insisted on his principles and accepted some small accidents, and I also learned tolerance in the process of reading. It's a good book, I want to buy the paper version and collect it.

This is a story about redemption, love and death.