Firstly i love Cecelia Ahern books. I love the Irish charm and sense of magic she brings to her stories. Jer stories fill my nook shelves and tend to be the books i keep hold of and re read.
This book was so long awaited that I had forgotten Holly & Gerrys story. The book helps remember and revisits the events from the p s i love you book.
This book delved a lot more in to Gerrys illness which for somebody has dealt with cancer of a close relative was quite hard to read.The story didn't feel as light hearted and warming alike ps i love you. I found it quite tough in places, but that being said the story itself was lovely in itself.
I did feel a sense of relief when i finished, i didn't feel i escaped with this story. There was a lot more grief in this book.
The path Holly took in this book didn't really feel natural for her character, it would have been good to understand what she lives in those years since the last book.
This one wasn't for me, probably the first Cecelia Ahern i have given to charity
This book was so long awaited that I had forgotten Holly & Gerrys story. The book helps remember and revisits the events from the p s i love you book.
This book delved a lot more in to Gerrys illness which for somebody has dealt with cancer of a close relative was quite hard to read.The story didn't feel as light hearted and warming alike ps i love you. I found it quite tough in places, but that being said the story itself was lovely in itself.
I did feel a sense of relief when i finished, i didn't feel i escaped with this story. There was a lot more grief in this book.
The path Holly took in this book didn't really feel natural for her character, it would have been good to understand what she lives in those years since the last book.
This one wasn't for me, probably the first Cecelia Ahern i have given to charity