Once again another amazing book read. Cecelia Ahern is a really great Author especially at a young age. This novel has been put into a film I believe about 2 years ago. I can't wait to watch the movie, if the book is soo amazing imagine what the movie would be like.
P.S I Love is about Holly and Gerry, two young adults that have been together since junior high school (High School Sweethearts). Eventually they got married and he always promised her that if was to ever pass away he would leave her with a list. Holly not knowing what this list consists of, didn't want to experience it because she just couldn't think about living without her husband (Gerry).
Unforuntely two months after Gerry has paased away. After more then fifteen years of knowning her husband, Gerry at only thirty years had a brain tumor. Holly hurt by the loss of her husband, can not think about leaving the house even after a few months. She then receives a phone call from her mother telling her that a package has came in with her name on it with the word list written above it. After looking throught the package, Holly relized Gerry with all his will gave her a ten month list to help her regain her self back. Gerry loved her so much, he wanted his loving wife to be able to live without him. Holly gives in and begins to follow Gerry's list with only one enveloped opened every month.
Holly is a very brave person in this story, getting sympathy from her friends and family was still not enough to overcome it all. But with the help of her dead husband she is given the strength to return to the living. Gerry knowningly when he will die, planned for what he could do to get his beloved Holly out of her depression.
This book is so powerful story that really focuses on grieving and healing. It is so powerful this novel will not leave anyone dry-eyed. This is a book I recommend for alot of readers. Its a life learning lesson, that each and everyone of us have trouble to over come.
Once again Thank you for reading through my thoughts and review.
Oh! I love the movie, it's really good. I still need to read the book though. Great review by the way :)
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