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

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

* The book I'm reviewing has a different cover to the one doo yoo has - although it's exactly the same book! * I was browsing my local charity shop , looking for a book as I was in a reading mood. As always , when I'm looking for a new book to read , it has to be a member of the 'romantic comedy' genre ; sometimes referred to as 'chick lit'. The charity shop (PDSA - 'Pets in need of vets') has a wide range of books , all from different genres and suitable for all ages. I had been browsing for some time , when I came across a 'lovely looking' book called 'Where Rainbows End'. This book appealed to me instantly and so off I went to the counter to buy it for a ...  Read the complete review

Cecelia Ahern is probably most famous for writting 'PS I love you' because the film of the same title was based on her book. She has, however, written a couple more good books and 'Where rainbows end' is one of them. Rosie and Alex are best friends from childhood. In my opinion, they have a really special bond. Of course, they argue from times to times about some seemingly prosaic things but they also know everything about each other. Sounds perfect? Well, it is, until the day when Alex learns that his parents are moving to the US. Obviously, there is not way he can stay in Ireland (where the book is based) by himself as he is only a teenager. Rosie then plans ...  Read the complete review

Some of you might know that a little while back I read "PS, I love you" by Cecelia Ahern and that I was pretty critical of the book that everyone else praised so much. I was also pretty adamant that I would never give the author another chance. But when I was feeling really ill last week, I wanted a little bit of light reading, and when I turned around "Where rainbows end" to read the blob on the back, I was actually very tempted by the book. Rosie Dunne and Alex Stewart have been best friends since they were little children growing up in Dublin. They stuck with each other through thick and thin - sharing both joys and sorrows with one ...  Read the complete review