By Amanda Keats Cecelia Ahern has done pretty well with having her books adapted for the big screen. After P.S. I Love You, it is now time for Love, Rosie (originally called Where Rainbows End) to reach cinema screens - and we were there to discuss the new film at the world premiere in London's Leicester Square earlier this week. The epic love story of two best friends who … [Read more...] about Novelicious Meets Cecelia Ahern at Love, Rosie London Premiere
Irish Chick Lit
Review – A Very Accidental Love Story by Claudia Carroll
Reviewed by Kira Slaughter There are some things in life you just can’t plan for... Eloise Elliot is one of the youngest newspaper editors in the country. But on the eve of her thirtieth birthday, she’s hit with a sharp pang of loneliness. With dazzling clarity, she realises what she wants- someone to share her life with. Fast forward three years and she is the adoring … [Read more...] about Review – A Very Accidental Love Story by Claudia Carroll
Review – One Hundred Names by Cecelia Ahern
Reviewed by Kirsty Nicole Pole The first Cecelia Ahern novel I ever read was the widely known and incredibly popular PS. I Love You. Cecelia wrote it when she was 21 years old and I was in awe of her ability to make me care so much about her characters that I laughed and cried with them. As I have read her newest offerings, some I have loved, some not so much but … [Read more...] about Review – One Hundred Names by Cecelia Ahern
Novel News – Frisky Business by Clodagh Murphy
I can verify that Clodagh Murphy books are awesome. The covers, though lovely, are a bit gentle; you wouldn't necessarily think that the contents are punchy and sharp and full of laughs, but they are. Clodagh's next book is out in June and it's called Frisky Business. It really does sound cracking... Romy Fitzgerald's life is firmly on track. She runs a … [Read more...] about Novel News – Frisky Business by Clodagh Murphy
Review – Any Dream Will Do by Maria Duffy
REVIEWED BY KIRA SLAUGHTER Tis the season to be jolly, but Jenny Breslin is feeling closer to gloomy. Everything about her life- its complete lack of romance, her boring job at the bank- has been untouched by holiday magic. The thought of another festive season with her larger-than-life mother and Harry, the new boyfriend, fills her with dread. But that’s in Real Life. On … [Read more...] about Review – Any Dream Will Do by Maria Duffy