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Cecelia Ahern

The Book of Tomorrow

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“A sweet, life-affirming tale . . . with a liberal sprinkling of magic.” —Marie Claire (UK)
“Filled with family secrets, intrigue, and magic aplenty.”—Booklist
Bestselling author Cecelia Ahern follows The Gift and P.S. I Love You with the mesmerizing story of a teenaged girl coming face-to-face with grief, growth, and magic in the Irish countryside, after a mysterious book begins to reveal her own memories from one day in the future. Perfect for long-time fans of Ahern, as well as for younger readers coming to her for the first time, The Book of Tomorrow’s strong voice and sophisticated storytelling mark an instant new classic from this already beloved author.
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310 printed pages
Publication year
2011

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    • Лика Меликсетянhas quoted9 years ago
      And that is how the Goodwin problems were always fixed. Fix them on the surface but don’t go to the root, always ignoring the elephant in the room.
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    • Alicia Selenehas quoted4 years ago
      Hope like that, as I thought before, doesn’t make you a weak person. It’s hopelessness that makes you weak. Hope makes you stronger, because it brings with it a sense of reason. Not a reason for how or why they were taken from you, but a reason for you to live. Because it’s a maybe. A ‘maybe someday things won’t always be this shit.’ And that ‘maybe’ immediately makes the shittiness better.
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      • Alicia Selenehas quoted4 years ago
        Of course she doesn’t want life to go on while she’s sitting up there in that bedroom. It’s only when you come outside and realise life is moving on, that you just have to go with the flow
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