A Place Called Here - Cecelia Ahern Reviews

I have started reading approximately five or six different books in the last month and just not been able to 'get into' any of them. Yesterday I wandered into a charity shop and saw two Cecelia Ahern books I hadn't yet read. I'd already read 'Thanks for the memories' and 'Where Rainbows End' and really liked both as well as finding them both ...  Read the complete review

A Place Called Here by Cecelia Ahern is a story about missing things. The main character Sandy Shortt has been obsessed by missing things she dedicates her life to finding all missing things. That includes items that she has lost and missing people which offers devastated families a flicker of hope. Jack Ruttle's brother Donal vanished a year ago. ...  Read the complete review

Sandy Shortt has always been obsessed with finding things ever since, at the age of ten, her classmate disappeared without a trace. Now, 20 years on, she has turned her obsession of finding odd socks and any manner of small objects into her own business - finding people. That is, until Sandy goes missing herself. Jack Ruttle is ...  Read the complete review

I have practically ignored my children for the last two days while I've had my face buried in this book, it was so good I just didn't want to put it down. The main character - Sandy Shortt - is obsessed by things that go missing, so much so that she will turn her world upside down to search for something as trivial as an odd sock. This ...  Read the complete review

A Place Called Here, published in 2006, is the fourth novel by Cecilia Ahern, daughter of Ireland's former Prime Minister Bertie Ahern. **What is it about?** Sandy Shortt has always been obsessed with finding lost things, ever since her ten year old neighbour Jenny-May disappeared, never to be seen again, twenty four years ...  Read the complete review

A Place called here I have read a few of Cecelia Aherns books now so when I started reading this one I thought that it would be similar to the rest but it was completely different in Cecelia books are usually a love story which I love reading but this one is more of an a fantasy story which was enjoyable to read. Plot ...  Read the complete review

I have read all of Cecelia Aherns books and I am a great fan but this one completely gripped me. I absolutely loved it and have read it 3 times. Ok so you may think its a lot of rubbish, but if you read between the lines you will see that there is actually a possibility of all these things happening - really very ...  Read the complete review

What the back of the book says Since Sandy Shortt's childhood schoolmate disappeared twenty years ago, Sandy has been obsessed with missing things. Finding becomes her goal - whether it's the odd sock that vanished in the washing machine, the car keys she misplaced in her rush to get to work or the graver issue of finding the people who ...  Read the complete review

When I saw a copy of A Place called Here on sale in my local charity shop for a mere 50p I snapped it up. Having enjoyed previous books of hers such as PS I love you and Where rainbows end I was looking forward to snuggling up on the sofa with a big mug of tea and Ahern's latest offering. However, while I wouldn't say I was bitterly ...  Read the complete review

Cecelia Ahern is a best-selling Irish novelist and author of many novels including PS I Love You which was recently made into a film. A Place Called Here is her fourth novel. It tells the story of Sandy Shortt, who at 6ft 1 is anything but short. Sandy is obsessed by finding things that are lost whether it be socks or people. This ...  Read the complete review

Where do missing things go? The Main character Sandy Shortt has been searching for items all of her life since Jenny-May, disappeared from her street without trace at the age of just 10 leading to a kind of obsession and becoming the catalyst for her later career - finding missing people. So how did Sandy end up losing herself along the ...  Read the complete review

I've read previous Celia Ahern books and always enjoyed them. She has a lovely gentle style of writing that's very descriptive and delightful to read. This book continues in this way and is up to her usual high standard. The story keeps you interested right until the end and the characters are all well developed and ...  Read the complete review

Cecelia A’Hurn – A Place Called Here This is one book I really could not wait to hit the shelves and I was waiting for its release date for quite a while. Having read ever one of Cecelia A’Hurn other books and enjoyed them thoroughly I really was dying to get my hands on this one and turn each page with the enthusiasm ...  Read the complete review

Cecelia Ahern does it again, it was just as good as her other books and like them a fantastic read, how does cecelia do it, she makes you feel like part of the story, i really felt like i knew the charcters and was waitin for there next move. from mystery,romance ,fantasy this story had it all. The main character is sandy, and she is obsesssed ...  Read the complete review