Where Rainbows End - Cecelia Ahern Reviews

Cecelia Ahern's follow up to the acclaimed 'PS I Love You' this is her second novel released in 2004. It is written in the form of letters, emails and text messages between the two main characters Rosie and Alex. They are childhood friends who grow up together, move apart, fall in love and keep missing each other. Love comes at the ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Where Rainbows End is a brilliant novel about two people Alex and Rosie who have been best of friend from children to teenagers. But just as they start to contmeplate being more than friend Alex's family moves away from Dublin to America. The book follows both there lives as they get on with their live and fall in love but still manage ...  Read the complete review

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, ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I started to read this book and within 5 hours I had finished it, it's one of those books which you just have to find out what happens at end. I wont say about the ending as I don't want to spoil it for people who are going to read it, but it is written in a very different and cleaver way. I couldn't wait to find out what happen next ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I already owned a copy of Cecilia Ahern's "PS I Love You" and loved it, so I picked this book up from the library when I saw her name on the cover. The book follows the lives of Rosie and Alex, who are the two main characters. They are best friends in childhood, but Rosie's surprise pregnancy means that she stays behind in ...  Read the complete review

Where rainbows end I've read a few of Cecelia Aherns books and for Christmas my boyfriend bought me all of her books as I enjoyed them so much and I wasn't disappointed with this book it was as enjoyable as the rest. Characters Rosie- Rosie is Alexs best friend her life gets put on hold when she falls pregnant and ...  Read the complete review

She has done it again! I have read all of cecilia aherns books and this rates very high. It is about two childhood friends Rosie and Alex some how from spending nights up on santa watch with walkie talkies to being in trouble in school, they fall in love. But they stil dont quite realise. Beautifally written about two of the very best friends who ...  Read the complete review

Where Rainbows End - Cecelia Ahern Alex and Rosie have been best friends always, they have stuck together through everything from when they were together at school aged 5. Just before Alex's last year of school, his parents move from Dublin to America, taking Alex with them. Rosie is on her own for the last year, it's not like she ever ...  Read the complete review

I bought this book after reading and thoroughly enjoying Cecelia Ahern's first novel 'PS I Love You'. Since then I have read all her novels so far and love them all but I have to say that this one is my favourite. I bought this book when it first came out and am not entirely sure how much I paid for it - however I know you can get them ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Having studied English Literature at A Level a couple of years ago I’m always tempted by those books that promote light-hearted, undemanding enjoyment but somehow still manage to feel guilty when buying them. I’ve got my English teacher in the back of my head on autopilot constantly reminding me that these books are not going to further my ...  Read the complete review

To Everyone You are invited to read these messages, I want to share them. From your friend Jo Dear Jo I love reading other peoples messages, because I am nosy! From Mrs Tellme-More Dear Mrs Tellme-More and everyone I have found a book of letters and messages, which are well worth reading. There are ...  Read the complete review

To Alex You are invited to my 7th birthday party on Tuesday the 8th of April in my house. We are having a magician and you can come to my house at 2 o'clock. It is over at 5 o'clock. I hope you will come. From your best friend Rosie *** About the Book *** Title: Where Rainbows End Author: Cecelia ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review