Conversations with Friends: the Scripts

<p><i>When I think of my life, I imagine you at the centre.</i><br> <br> Frances is a university student in Dublin. Cool-headed and observant, she spends most of her time with her best friend - and ex-girlfriend - Bobbi. On meeting Melissa, a well-known writer, and her actor husband Nick, the pair enter a world of sophisticated parties and holidays abroad. But when Frances and Nick grow unexpectedly close, she is forced to confront the reality that her actions have always had consequences.<br> <br> <b>With an introduction by director Lenny Abrahamson and featuring iconic images from the show, <i>Conversations with Friends: The Scripts</i> contains the complete screenplays of the acclaimed television drama based on Sally Rooney's bestselling debut novel.</b><br> <br> 'An utter joy to watch, as well as an audacious conversation-starter.' <i>Telegraph</i><br> <br> 'If you're looking for a love story to leave you warm and fuzzy, as well as broken-hearted all at once, then you've got it in spades right here.' <i>Metro</i><br> <br> <br> <i>'</i>One of the best new shows of the year.' <i>Time</i><br> <br> <br> <br> 'An absorbing exploration of commitment, friendship, and romantic love.' <i>Vulture</i><br> <br> <b>Praise for <i>Conversations with Friends</i></b><br> 'Brilliant, funny and startling.' <i>Guardian</i><br> 'Witty, subversive and wise.' <i>Sunday Times</i><br> 'A sharp, darkly funny comment on modern relationships.' <i>Sunday Telegraph</i><br> 'So good I felt something akin to grief the moment I finished it' <i>Daily Mail</i><br> 'A witty, nuanced and perfectly observed novel of modern love and friendship.' <i>Observer,</i> Books of the Year<br> 'An addictive, funny and truthful novel about love and literature.' <i>Metro</i></p>