The Gift - Cecelia Ahern Reviews

I have been a big fan of Cecelia Ahern's since PS I Love You, so I picked this one up with my food shopping as part of a two for £7 deal a few weeks ago. I finally got around to reading it last week hoping it would get me in the Christmas mood! The cover is made to look like a Christmas present with a big white bow on the front, so the ...  Read the complete review

I expect each one of you knows a man who has a loving family, a nice devoted wife and a kid or two. But he doesn't care about them and all he can focus on is his job and being the best he possibly can be. He forgets about the good things he has in life and becomes very single minded. Well this book is about that man. Lou Suffern has it ...  Read the complete review

Having read most of Ahern's novels, I was looking forward to starting this novel in the lead up to Christmas. On the cover of the novel, Marian Keyes stated that she 'devoured it in one sitting'. Thinking this would be slightly ambitious given the fact I had so much housework to do but I followed Marian's lead and did just that. I love Ahern's ...  Read the complete review

The latest book by Cecelia Ahern is called The Gift. It is about a man names Lou who has too much to do, he always need to be in two places at once. When he's at home with his family his mind is at work and when he's at work his mind is on his family. Even while sleeping he is planning his next day. One winter's morning Lou meets a homeless man ...  Read the complete review

The gift by Cecelia Ahern is the latest in a long list of incredible novels by this amazing author. Her other titles include - P.S I Love You (also a film), Where Rainbows End, A Place Called Here, If You Could See Me Now, Thanks For The Memories. I would recommend anything Cecelia Ahern has written she never disappoints and always seems to get it ...  Read the complete review

The Gift By Cecelia Ahern (author of PS I love you, Where Rainbows end, a Place called Here, If you could see me now, Thanks for the Memories.) I have loved Cecelia Ahern books since I read PS I love you a few years back, and since then I have looked out for every book she brings out. This is the newest of her books called The Gift. ...  Read the complete review

I was lent the hardback version of this book. It comes beautifully presented, ideal for the Christmas market it was bought out in. The cover has shiney silver snow flakes and a beautiful red ribbon tied round it. Ceclia Ahern writes in a very particular style, as you will know if you have ever read one of her other books. She writes ...  Read the complete review

I know it's absolutely nowhere near Christmas, and this is most definitely a Christmas book, but I've had so many books to read since Christmas that I've only just got round to starting (and finishing!) this in the last couple of days. My review is probably a little biased, as I am I fan of Cecilia Ahern's novels in general, however ...  Read the complete review

By now, I would have thought I had a good measure on Ms Ahern's books. They are often bundled in to the "chick lit" genre, usually have some kind of romantic story and have some kind of magical theme that, although not realistic, makes them a fairytale-type read. Well this time, I was taken by surprise. Instead of the usual ...  Read the complete review

Thought-provoking and beautifully descriptive, The Gift by Cecelia Ahern is a brilliant read. Although set at Christmas time, its message applies all year round, and can be enjoyed by both genders. The story follows Lou Suffern, an exceedingly busy working man, who constantly battles with the clock, and how his life unravels itself when he meets ...  Read the complete review

The Gift - it was a gift as I purchased Cecelia's book 'Thanks for the Memories' from Amazon and got another book for hardly anything. This book happened to be 'The Gift'. The Gift doesn't have a write up on the back and so I had absolutely no idea what this book was about. I started to read 'Thanks for the Memories' and remembered how ...  Read the complete review

I have just finished reading this book (a Christmas gift!) and I must say I was a little bit disappointed. Don't get me wrong, I love Cecelia Ahern and have read most of her books, and I was captivated by this story, but the end just left me feeling a little bit deflated. It starts off with a young lad throwing a frozen turkey through ...  Read the complete review

I have read all Cecelia Ahern's books so far. My favourite is PS I Love You, and have always felt slighty disppointed with her others. However, just as I was about to give up on the author, I read The Gift. I can safely say it is one of the most enjoyable books I have read. I simply couldn't put it down. When I'd finished reading for the night, I ...  Read the complete review

Yet again Cecelia hits all the right spots for me. I absolutely love reading her books and actually find it difficult choosing a favourite. I loved the twist that this book has. Without giving anything away, I like how you actually don't know what to expect when it comes to the ending. Right from the start it confuses you and you can't seem ...  Read the complete review

I have just finished reading The Gift by Cecelia Ahern and I give my congratulations to her for doing it again. Another brilliant book. I pre-ordered it from the library using their online service as I'm skint but am a reading addict. The book is a story within a story with a police officer telling the 'Turkey Boy' about the tale of ...  Read the complete review

The Gift by Cecelia AHurn....... The Gift is the latest novel from Cecelia Ahurn and I do believe one of her best. I have read all of Ahurns works to date but felt that P.S I Love You, her first novel, was always the best. However since reading this latest edition to her collection have quickly changed my mind. The ...  Read the complete review

As you can probably tell by the amount of book reviews that I post, I am an avid reader, and I do like to try a wide range of books and authors. I tend to stick to the chick-lit genre, although I do stray occasionally, but there is plenty of books in my preferred genre to keep me busy! I'm terrible in that if I don't like a book, I don't usually ...  Read the complete review

I have just finished reading this book. It is amazing. The beginning starts you thinking so many different things and has you wondering which of the many paths the story could take. The whole way through you think you understand what is about to happen and you realise that you are completly wrong. I will not tell what happens because there is no ...  Read the complete review