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The Winners (Beartown, #3)The Winners by Fredrik Backman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Phew, what a story. It was nice to catch up with all the characters in the first two books, but for me the side stories of the characters took away from the book. I was totally engaged in the first few chapters and struggled with next 500 pages. The end is where I became engaged again. Long book, but all in all, I am glad I read it.

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