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 Took some time November 26, 2008
I had really high expectations to this book, the plot sounded good.
It was a little boring at first, but that`s not unusual, it takes a while to get to know the characters and get into the story. But I read and I read, and after a few chapters I lost interest and put it away for several weeks.
At the time I didn`t have a lot to do, and I like to finish what I`ve started, so I picked up where I left... I`m sorry to tell you, but it didn`t get much better. I finished it at last, but I think it took about two months.
You might think I have a problem with reading, but I really don`t, I love reading. When I read f.ex a Marian Keyes book, I`m unable to put it away, and I`m also reading and reading towards the end with excitement mixed with a feeling that I don`t want it to end ever.
With this book it was more a little relief, like when you`re finally finished painting your livingroom...
 could not put it down September 25, 2008
i love cecelia's books i have all of them and i was not disapointed yet again i thought this story was brilliant i could not put it down the plot was brilliant and i have heard that it is getting made into a musical by disney. i cant believe how many people put negative reviews its a fantastic book great work yet again cecelia
 A Nice Easy Read September 3, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I borrowed this book from my sister who loves to read Cecelia Ahern.
This is a charming little read about imaginary friends. How Ivan comes to befriend Luke a 6 year old who he believes needs his help, but suddenly finds out Luke's aunt Elizabeth can also see him. This was a cute read, really sweet and lovely. It had me laughing out aloud at times, especially in the beginning of the book before Elizabeth can see him, as Luke demands another plate is set for Ivan. But it also had me in tears near the end of the book.
Everything flowed well in this book, it was an easy chick lit read. Beautifully written.
Although I thoroughly enjoyed this book, 'Where Rainbows End' still remains my favourite of Ahern's novels.
A grown up fairy tale August 17, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
A novel about 'imaginary' friends; as with Ahern's other books, you need to suspend disbelief before tucking in. This is an unusual story, as it explores friendships, loneliness and family relationships but without the over the top saccharine love stories that are the blight of most 'chick-lit'. I loved this novel so much that I'd finished it within a day. Ahern manages to combine fantasy with an emotional story line superbly.
very sweet August 12, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
What a lovely book! Those who have disguarded it and wondered what those of us are thinking by loving it have no hearts! An easy read - I read in one sitting, not something I often do - characters are great. A cute version of drop dead fred
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