I Love You by Cecelia Ahern and you want to, turn away now as this post will kind of be full of spoilers!! Warning: At this point, if you haven’t read P.S. Thank you so much to Becca from Harper Collins for inviting me to meet Cecelia and for allowing me to read the book, it was great and I’m so happy I said yes! Thank you to Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review, all opinions are my own.

Let’s just say, the tissues didn’t stay dry this time either! I Love You a few years back, loved that too and sobbed the whole way through. The first Cecelia Ahern book I read was Where Rainbows End (Love, Rosie is the film), and I adored it so much, it’s probably one of my all-time favourites. If you don’t like crying in books, DON’T pick any of this author’s books up because I guarantee you will cry. I’ve read a few of Cecelia Ahern’s books and I have to say one thing, they always, ALWAYS, get me in the feels. Today I’m bringing you a really special review as I was lucky enough to get the chance to read Postscript by Cecelia Ahern! I was supposed to meet her on Zoom but life got in the way and I couldn’t make it, but I am really glad I was still able to read the book and review it today! If I were you, I'd start stocking up on tissues now.Published: 19 th September 2019 – Harper Collinsįormat: Kindle Edition (Netgalley) – 362 pages Fortunately, her grief is healed (somewhat) when she discovers that Gerry secretly left behind a present of sorts to help her cope with his loss: 10 letters that each contain heartfelt messages to her, all signed the same way ('P.S. Sadly, Gerry learns he has a brain tumor and dies, leaving Holly to pick up the pieces of their shattered life. I Love You' letters on her podcast.' Alcon also produced the 2007 film, so it sounds like the perfect match.Īhern released the first novel back in 2004, which follows happy married couple Holly and Gerry (played in the film by Hilary Swank and Butler, respectively). Details are still pretty hazy, but Postscript 'picks up Holly's story seven years after her husband's death, when Holly's sister asks her to tell the story of the 'P.S. I Love You, Postscript is getting the movie treatment! According to Variety, Alcon Entertainment has acquired rights to the film and will coproduce the movie alongside Black Label Media. I Love You, because the story in that beloved romantic drama is going to be continuing.įollowing the release of author Cecelia Ahern's sequel to the international bestseller upon which P.S.

Oh, I'm sorry, did you think your crush on Gerard Butler died long ago? Well, prepare to feel a wave of nostalgia for both his abs and his 2007 film P.S.

Postscript ps i love you