I really enjoyed this book. I was hooked since the beginning, and there was not a moment when I felt like I didn't want to keep reading, which is very odd to me. The main character annoyed the hell out of me some times and I think that made me love the book even more... She felt real.The story was very touching and the ending was really sweet.I have never read anything from Cecelia Ahern before. I saw this book in a bookstore a few months ago and instantly felt the need to buy it... I don't regret it. I just finished it and I ADORE it. When I found out about the fact there wouldn't be the story of the hundred persons I was a little disappointed... but this is far better than I thought it would be. Actually, I had no idea what the book would be like, I just bought it, and I'm so happy I did ! Her writing style is completely amazing, like when you begin to read you literally can't stop and you're completely in the world she's depicting.I've loved all the people the protagonist discovered, and the life that went with it. It was amazing. All of their lives were incredible but not in the extraordinary way, but on the contrary, in the common way. Like she said so nicely "every person has a story to tell". The end was more than awesome. I loved it. I just felt like something was missing, about Kitty and Steve. But anyway, it was good to let a little suspens. I hope there will be another book about the other names of the person she didn't had the occasion to write a story about !
What do You think about One Hundred Names (2012)?
Difficult to adjust with on first read, but then one a re-run, it just quietly falls in place.
—Destiny
