#celia ahern

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An action packed story set in a dystopian world that has an undercurrent of what it means to be a human being. Beauty and perfection vs. humanity and compassion.

Loved it - keep watching for the review coming soon.

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Mini Reviews: The Fell | The Man Who Died Twice | Orphans of the Storm | Freckles

Mini Reviews: The Fell | The Man Who Died Twice | Orphans of the Storm | Freckles

Today I’m sharing another selection of mini reviews of books that I’ve read and enjoyed during my blogging break. I got all four of these books from NetGalley and I loved all of them. The Fell by Sarah Moss I’ve read and enjoyed quite a few of Sarah Moss’s previous novels but I think this one is my new favourite. The Fell follows Kate who is having to self-isolate with her teenage son due to…

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Roar by Celia Ahern #bookreview

Roar by Celia Ahern #bookreview

Roar by Celia Ahern A story for every woman.A story for every moment. Whether you want to laughTo be movedTo loveTo feel less guiltTo cryTo be comfortedTo ROARThere is a story for you. From Sunday Times bestselling author Cecelia Ahern comes a collection of witty, original and moving stories for women everywhere. Book Review by Tanya Kaanta for Love Books Group Roar took me pleasantly by…

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PEOPLE I’D LIKE TO KNOW BETTER.

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– one / name / alias.  celia  – two /  birthday.  june 14 – three / zodiac sign.  gemini – four /  height.  4′11″ yes i'm small but i will fite – five  /  hobbies.  aside from writing/roleplaying, i love coding and graphic design ! – six /  favourite colours.  orange all the way baby – seven / favourite books. listen. i love the book thief which made me cry for fifteen minutes. i love all rainbow rowell books because they are all bangers. i super love one-hundred names by cecelia ahern. hmmmmm. i also like the miraculous journey of edward tulane. the graveyard book. percy jackson series and the harry potter series. love simon. be more chill. and the crime and punishment. i have a lot more because i really am a book dork. OH reckless by cornelia funke. i love that book too. – eight  /  last song listened to.  my boyfriend’s cover of ed sheeran’s perfect. ❤️ – nine  /  last film watched. beat ! it was on netflix. i wasn’t emotionally satisfied with the ending but it’s a good film nonetheless about a guy just trying to make music and move on from a trauma. would suggest to watch. – ten  /  inspiration for muse.  i'm trying to find myself right now as a fresh graduate from the university. i feel lost and tired. so, i really relate to bo --- like i wanted to be like her. like, i wanted to have that sense of confidence on what i want to do and what i want to be, y’know ?

– eleven  / dream job.  a creative director in an agency. – twelve  / meaning behind your url.  bo peep used to be a damsel-in-distress and now, she's a dame-in-charge. like damn, she’s got a lot of things under control in that movie. ok fine maybe except woody but even so, she rolls with the punches !!

stolen from:  @wabbitseezon

tagging: @litttlebeast / @distrcss / @bonniestrash / @gcrminator / @suverene / @princesscoded + anyone who sees this !

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Design Idea: Inspired by Celia Ahern's 'If you could see me now'. Conservatory in a domestic household, converted to complex stage design brief. Components sourced from 3D warehouse in SketchUp.

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alone or not, you gotta walk forward ~celia ahern  #MyFoolishFotography

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Postscript by Celia Ahern Postscript is the sequel to the beautiful novel P.S. I Love You. In this sweet novel, the story continues of Holly, 7 years after the death of Gerry. She has a steady job, good family life with her mom and sister, and a new love interest! A casual interview on her sister Ciara’s podcast, about Gerry and his letters, leads to a new beginning for Holly. Something which she struggles with, but realised it was a gift from Gerry, in a way for her to help people who suffer from terminal illnesses, and how to say goodbye. It’s a beautiful story, with sweet characters, that talks about death in such a lovely, cozy, warm, and natural way. We can not fight death, in fact it’s the one thing we can not control. And that’s the beauty of this novel. All Celia Ahern/P.S I Love You fans, you must read this one.....it definitely gives you a sense of closure 😊🌈 #celiaahern #postscript #psiloveyou #anovelfetish #mumbai #mumbaireader #india #bookstagram #goodreads #readersofinstagram #kindleindia #kindlepaperwhite #bookworm #bookcommunity #reads #read #booknerd #readstagram #bookstagrammer #bookish #booksofinstagram #readerlife #bookreccomendations #bookaddiction #bookblogger #bookreviews (at Mumbai, Maharashtra) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3oPfC5Ah-a/?igshid=pcm9gixtcqcd

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Valentine's Day Book Tag

Whether you're single or ready to mingle, one thing we can all agree on is nothing beats a good book. After searching the internet we chose our favourite questions from various Valentine's Day Book Tags and will answer them for you now.

A stand alone book you love: More Than This by Patrick Ness. (Can you tell by now he's a favourite of mine?) This is one of those reads you just can't put down!

Dystopian Books you love: Nothing screams love more than a dystopian novel, am I right? This genre is not a favourite of mine but,1984 by George Orwell is amazing and I will do a review of it soon.

A book you love that no one else does: This is tricky because generally I read with trends. One book I liked at school that other people didn't necessarily was The Color Purple by Alice Walker.

Favourite fictional couple: Todd and Viola from Chaos Walking (again by Patrick Ness) I'm not sure if I love them or the book or the world or just ... everything. But they are at the top of my list.

Who would be your fictional boyfriend/girlfriend: I would love to get with Percy Jackson, having a demi-god as your boyfriend would be cool in my opinion.

What book do you read on Valentine's Day: I haven't read it yet but my pick would be Where Rainbows End (Love, Rosie) by Celia Ahern. Go and watch it now because this story is frustratingly beautiful and gives me such hope for my life.

Now I tag my other half meg @paperbackbirds, @sidcravesbooks @bookworminabox, @taylorreadsbooks and @daydreamingandbooks.

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY

~ Han. x

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All the books I read in 2016

1. The Bees by Laline Paull

2. The Red Abbey Chronicles: Maresi by Maria Turtschaninoff 

3. Modern Romance by Aziz Ansari

4. A God In Ruins by Kate Atkinson

5. Wigs On The Green by Nancy Mitford

6. The Incredible Adventures Of Cinnamon Girl by Melissa Keil

7. Divergent by Veronica Roth

8. Insurgent by Veronica Roth

9. Allegiant by Veronica Roth

10. My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante

11. Not Forgetting The Whale by John Ironmonger

12. When Everything Feels Like The Movies by Raziel Reid

13. Beetle Boy by M.G.Leonard

14. Flawed by Celia Ahern

15. The Book Of Strange New Things by Michael Faber

16. Our Endless Numbered Days by Claire Fuller

17. Counting The Stars by Malorie Blackman

18. Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend by Alan Cumyn

19. This Is The Place by Maggie O’Farrell

20. The Girl Of Ink And Stars by Kiran Millwood Hargrave

21. The Green Road by Anne Enright

22. We Have Always Lived In The Castle by Shirley Jackson

23. The Bubble Boy by Stewart Foster

24. The Portable Veblen by Elizabeth McKenzie

25.  The War Against The Assholes by Sam Munson

26. Nora Webster by Colm Toibin

27. Blame by Simon Mayo

28. The Girls by Emma Cline

29. The Clasp by Sloane Crossley

30.  The Sound of Things Falling by Juan Gabriel Vásquez

31.  Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One & Two by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany

32. The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters

33. The Call by Peadar O'Guilin

34. The Shore by Sara Taylor

35. Swing Time by Zadie Smith

36. Lydia: The Wild Girl Of Pride & Prejudice by Natasha Farrant

37. The Bright Edge Of The World by Eowyn Ivey

38. The Graces by Laure Eve 

39. The Art Of Fielding by Chad Harbach

40. Today Will Be Different by Maria Semple

41. Bridget Jones’ Baby by Helen Fielding

42. The Hypnotist by Laurence Anholt

43. Blood For Blood by Ryan Graudin

44. Holding Up The Universe by Jennifer Niven

45. The Sun Is Also A Star by Nicola Yoon

46. The Light Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman

47. Hold Back The Stars by Katie Khan

48. The Loneliness of Distant Beings by Kate Ling

49. The Smell Of Other Peoples’ Houses by  Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock

50.  Jane Austen: The Secret Radical by Helena Kelly

51. The One Memory Of Flora Banks by Emily Barr

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Love Rosie? Hate Rosie? Where is Rosie?

Love Rosie? Hate Rosie? Where is Rosie?

Film Review Love Rosie I chose this film because of the Boston location having just visited there (watched on return) . It is based on the novel ‘Where Rainbows End’ by Celia Ahern which I have not read but do like her as author. In fact Ahern was listed as the Co-Production Director.  Which I assume gave her some say over how well the film represented the book. However, on reading the credits I…

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I'll always stand guard over your dreams, Alex

Rosie in ‘Love Rosie’ - The book is called ‘Where Rainbows End’