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  1. 2. Juli 2024 · The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife is a warm, life-affirming debut about a zany case of mistaken identity that allows a lonely old man one last chance to be part of a family. ‘Would you mind terribly, old boy, if I borrowed the rest of your life? I promise I’ll take excellent care of it.'

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  2. A Borrowed Life. Poem. I'm awakened to a life that feels borrowed, I think "who am I and who am I to follow?", No longer a hand to hold, I sense the danger, I'm blindfolded being guided by a stranger, Am I being lead to something I can't obtain? A river of fear and paranoia flow through my brain. I feel alone fighting a life that can't be tamed,

  3. 27. Juni 2024 · In Anna Johnston’s heartwarming debut, “The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife,” we meet Fred, an 82-year-old widower facing homelessness. A case of mistaken identity lands him in a nursing home as Bernard, a grumpy man with a surprising resemblance to Fred.

  4. 2. Juli 2024 · The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife is a warm, life-affirming debut about a bizarre case of mistaken identity that allows a lonely old man one last chance to be part of a family. Buy now More extracts

  5. Vor 12 Stunden · In The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife valuable insights into nursing village life emerge, showcasing the unsung heroes among the staff and the struggles of the residents. Johnston poignantly underscores the invisibility of the elderly, and reminds the reader of how a little kindness can enrich their lives. The setting of the nursing home rings ...

  6. 2. Juli 2024 · The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife is a warm, life-affirming debut about a bizarre case of mistaken identity that allows a lonely old man one last chance to be part of a family. ‘Would you mind terribly, old boy, if I borrowed the rest of your life? I promise I’ll take excellent care of it.'

  7. 2. Juli 2024 · The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife is a warm, life-affirming debut about a zany case of mistaken identity that allows a lonely old man one last chance to be part of a family. ‘Would you mind terribly, old boy, if I borrowed the rest of your life? I promise I’ll take excellent care of it.'