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A review by abbywebb
P.S. I Love You by Cecelia Ahern
3.0
When I was in 5th grade, there were a couple of girls who would purposefully take out really sappy, tearful books from the school library. I dubbed them "cancer books" because they were usually about a young girl or teenager who was dying of cancer and her healthy best friend.
This is what PS, I Love You reminded me of. It was excruciatingly depressing, to say the least. That is not to say that it was a horrible read, however. Actually, I rather enjoyed the book - it was far superior to the movie. It was just SO unbearably painful to read at times. I mean, break-ups are hard enough as it is, but how would you feel when the love of your life dies? That is a question that I find really difficult to ponder at this point...
Anyway, if you are like my 5th grade friends, pick up this book and get some tears flowing. It's also great for ladies who love quirky Irish writing (I do). But if what you're looking for is a pick-me-up, keep looking.
This is what PS, I Love You reminded me of. It was excruciatingly depressing, to say the least. That is not to say that it was a horrible read, however. Actually, I rather enjoyed the book - it was far superior to the movie. It was just SO unbearably painful to read at times. I mean, break-ups are hard enough as it is, but how would you feel when the love of your life dies? That is a question that I find really difficult to ponder at this point...
Anyway, if you are like my 5th grade friends, pick up this book and get some tears flowing. It's also great for ladies who love quirky Irish writing (I do). But if what you're looking for is a pick-me-up, keep looking.