In a Thousand Different Ways

Resumen del libro

The gripping and emotional novel from the million-copy bestselling author of PS, I Love YouShe knows your secrets. Now discover hers...You've never met anyone like Alice. She sees the best in people.

And the worst. She always seems to know exactly what everyone around her is feeling: a thousand different emotions. Every.

Single. Day.In amongst all that noise, she's lost herself.But there's one person she can't read. And that's the person who could change her life.Is she ready to let him in?------------------------------------------Everyone loves In a Thousand Different Ways...'Ahern makes Alice's plight touchingly convincing ...

her pain is raw on the page' The Times'An extraordinary and truly original story - a must read this month' Prima'Stunning' Irish Independent'Beautiful, moving and unexpected, In a Thousand Different ways is an unforgettable story. This is Cecelia Ahern at her very best' Louise O'Neill'Utterly wonderful ... Cecelia Ahern is a master storyteller at the absolute peak of her powers.

Her heroine, Alice Kelly, is completely unique - beguiling, complicated, extraordinary - and she'll change the way you see the world' Clare Pooley'A novel that's so wise and profound, there's gold on every page' Donal Ryan'A thoughtful, engrossing novel that's a joy to read' Sunday Express'So moving' Heat'Ahern's original talent for sensitive storytelling shines through in this novel' Woman's WeeklyCecelia Ahern's book In a Thousand Different Ways was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 17-04-2023

Biografía del autor

Cecelia Ahern (Dublín, 1981) publicó su primera novela, Posdata: te quiero, en 2004. Se convirtió en un bestseller en Reino Unido, Holanda, Alemania y Estados Unidos, y se rodó una adaptación cinematográfica con Hillary Swank y Gerard Butler. Sus libros se han publicado en cuarenta y seis países y ha vendido más de nueve millones de ejemplares. Es autora de Donde termina el arco iris, Si pudieras verme ahora, Un lugar llamado Aquí, Mrs. Whippy, Recuerdos prestados, Un regalo del cielo (Planeta, 2010) y El mañana empieza hoy (Planeta, 2011).