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Cecelia Ahern Collection: If You Could See MeNow / A Place Called ...
Paperback, Harper Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40
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Cecelia Ahern Box Set: "If You Could See MeNow", "Where Rainbows ...
Edition: Exclusive to Tesco, Paperback, Harper Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40
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by - written on 25/01/05 (Very useful, 1711 readings)
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Rosie and Alex are childhood friends. They’ve been through everything together and have an amazing bond right from the start. As they grow up, this does not change, even when they start dating other people. However, fate steps in when Alex’s parents decide to go and live in America – and he has to go with them. They’ve never been apart before and Rosie is soon planning on joining a university in Boston so they can be together again. However, the night that Rosie is due to fly out, she discovers something that will change her plans forever, and she stays at home in Ireland. Starting at an invitation from Rosie to Alex inviting him to her seventh ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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Rosie Dunne and Alex Stewart have been friends since they were 5 years old. Years later Alex and his family move to Boston. Rosie plans to follow him there but something happens which forces Rosie to abandon her plans. As the years go by, the pair keep in regular contact but their friendship is put under tremendous strain through a variety of things. Are the pair destined to ever be together or will they always be just best friends? Following on from Cecelia Ahern's hugely successful debut, PS, I Love You, I was always going to be wary that her second novel (and subsequent novels) wouldn't live up to the hype. Thankfully any wariness was dispelled pretty ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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One of the things that appeals to me about the books written by Cecelia Ahern is that they are all so different. Where Rainbows End is no exception, the style of writing alone is different from PS I Love You and any other book she has written since. The book is formed of a series of conversations in a variety of forms be it letters, emails, instant messenger conversations and many others. I think this is a very entertaining way of writing as it seems like you are almost snooping on the lives of these people. The two main characters are Rosie and Alex, the beginning of the book starts with them as kids and shows you that they have been friends for a very long ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I have been meaning to read some of Cecilia Ahern's books for ages, having read lots of reviews of them on here, and seen lots of publicity around her, especially when PS, I love you was made into a film. When I saw a couple of her books in a charity shop recently I snapped them up, and recently read the first of the two, Where Rainbows end. ~The Story~ Rosie and Alex have known each other since they were five years old when they became best friends. They've stuck together through thick and thin, but are separated when aged 17 Alex's parents announce they are leaving Ireland and moving to Boston where his dad has taken a new job. They are ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/06/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Where Rainbows End After watching P.S I Love You at the start of 2008, I made the mistake of buying not only the P.S I Love You book, but also about three other Cecelia Ahern books as well. After reading P.S I Love You, I went onto a few other books and quickly found, that Cecelia Ahern's writing style was not for me, and only a few of the books were worth reading. This one in my opinion was probably the weakest one of hers that I have read. ====== The Plot ====== Rosie and Alex have been friends since they were very little, they have done everything together, and as they begin to grow up, their friendship doesn't ... Read the complete review
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