
'A Place Called Here' by Cecelia Ahern follows the story of Sandy Shortt, a woman obsessed with finding missing people and things. One day, she mysteriously finds herself in a place called Here, where all the missing things and people end up. In Here, Sandy meets the people she had been searching for and discovers a community of lost individuals who have made a life for themselves. The plot is described as interesting, original, and different, with a touch of supernatural elements that make it a compelling read.
The narrative style of the book is praised for its modern-day fairy tale quality, exploring themes of loss, love, and obsession that resonate with readers on a personal level. The character of Sandy is portrayed as flawed and engaging, leading the reader on a quest to uncover the mysteries of the missing things and people in a whimsical yet thought-provoking manner.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
Content warnings include themes of loss and grief, particularly involving missing persons and the psychological impact of obsession.
Has Romance?
There is a medium presence of romance in the story, manifested through Sandy's relationships and interactions with other characters.
From The Publisher:
A redemptive and captivating novel from the No. 1 bestselling author of PS. I Love You.
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This was a really good novel. One of my favourites I've read this year, definitely. I liked the quirky concept, I liked the characters and I liked the fairly short chapters. It kept me guessing throughout and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It was a pretty easy read and even though its almost 400 pages long, there's a blank page next to the start of pretty much every chapter, so it isn't quite as long as it may first seem. I found it to be a fairly easy read overall, though it did still take me 5 days to read it through to the end (spending no more than a couple of hours or so a day reading).
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