Cecelia Ahern’s PS Collection

Nobody comesNobody goesNothing changes but love remains!I always love Cecelia Ahern books. She waves magic in to her stories with love and hope. P.S I Love You by Cecelia Ahern is a romantic novel. It is about Holly. The story revolves around her tragic story when her husband Gerry died of a brain tumour and she left behind alone with his memories . Later on Holly received several messages that Gerry leaves behind for Holly. All of them ending with p.s I love you. Those letters push Holly to do something new in her life and to embark a new journey to find love and happiness again.I felt the story is emotional rollercoaster, which will make you laugh and cry at the same time. The story is poignant and heart breaking. Simply it is about holding on the past memories, letting go and learning to love again. This book gonna live in my heart forever.

Beautiful. Wonderful. Lovely. A Masterpiece. Heart-warming. Fantastic. Sensational. Emotionally evoking. Cecilia, you are and amazing thinker and writer. I don;t know how you thought of this story, but you did it well. But you delivered to paper even better. This beautiful piece was like watching the most beautiful portrait ever painted through a glass spotted with the spots of the rain, with the rain representing the emotion that even the world feels knowing this book exists. It was truly amazing.

a very tragic love story. story told us how one can live in remembrance. how a person can love in absence too.

Some books are more than the storyline in it and PS I love you is one such book.This book is about Holly who is dealing with the death of her husband Gerry and is having a hard time accepting that he has gone forever. But Gerry has already set a plan to bring her out of her grief and face the life once again.Yes, it has heartwarming story, romantic gestures, words from the loved one which we all crave for, the description of various dares and trips we all would love to take someday, everlasting friendships, the solid support system and surprises all along. But more than any of these, this book makes you feel every minute emotion that you go through when you’re in a relationship. It shows how we take our loved ones for granted and believe that things will always be the same. This book shows us those unexpected twists and turns in life, which one could never dream off.One of my all-time favourites!

I finished this book in 12 days. This was one of the best books I've ever read in my life. This books teaches how to move on in life, it teaches how to stay strong, how to be motivated, how to be independent. This book has everything. It's so different from all that basic romances. I loved this book so much❤️

it was ten or eleven years back that i first read this book. i cried. i sobbed. page after page. i couldn't imagine myself at holly's position.now when i re-read it, i see this as a motivational story of revival and developing self love.

Perfect blend of humor, emotion and prospective about life

Hi all,Actually I have read PS I love you before...but the cover of that book was different. So, i have come forward with a simple question. Hope you all can clear my doubt. Are both books the same. Does this book shows all characters including Holly's father, Ciara's boyfriend, Richard - Holly's brother, and more. Please clear my doubt. I have send this book as a gift to my friend. But, now i am not sure whether this book is the same as the original version. (Note: Don't tell me the story-line of this book and the film are the same. Surely, I will get a mild heart attack. I don't like the movie seriously! :( )

Like most Western women born in the 90s, I cried my eyes out over the movie version of this book. Gerard Butler was sweet and dreamy, and I'd always wanted to visit Ireland. I've since both visited Eire AND found my own American Gerry, and we fight plenty just like Holly and him, but we keep the love going every day.This story is told almost entirely from Holly's perspective, with a few flashbacks to round out the letter setup and her earlier marriage. I truly enjoyed the larger cast of characters (compared to the movie) and the evolving family dynamics.Grief is a complicated process and at once entirely commonplace and unique to each situation. I really connected with Holly's ups and downs, struggles, and little achievements. I appreciated how she turned to different friends and family at different times.Not to spoil a nearly 20-year-old book, but there isn't one forced ending that the author is pushing you toward. I read this book in one 5-hour car ride and felt truly absorbed in this slice of Irish life.

Love this book have read it twice now!

Este libro es un clásico del romanticismo, merece la pena leerlo y ver la película.

I did not want the book to end, it was a delight to read it, much more better than the movie

Es ist zwar nicht die Spitze der anspruchsvollen Literatur, aber das soll es wohl auch nicht sein. Auf Inhaltsangaben werde ich hier trotzdem verzichten, das machen ja irgendwie schon amazon und die meisten Rezensenten.Ich mag, wie die Geschichte aufgebaut ist. Und ich mag auch, dass die Protagonistin Ecken und Kanten hat und von ihrem Umfeld eben nicht nur geschont und wie eine rohe Kartoffel behandelt wird. Es ist eine schöne Geschichte, nicht nur darüber, wie man den Tod des Partners bewältigen kann, sondern auch darüber, dass das eigene Leid zwar gefühlt immer das größte ist, in Wirklichkeit jedoch auch alle anderen ihr Päckchen zu tragen haben.Und ganz im Ernst: hätte es ein wirkliches happyhappymegahappy end, dann würden hier doch genau so viele rumätzen. Ich war irgendwie froh, dass das Buch ein nicht ganz erwartetes Ende nimmt.