A really enjoyable read. A light read, but still kept me really interested in the story and the characters. I love the humour, and Ahern's story telling is great. ( )

This was a fun one. I thought for a moment it was all going to fall apart. A nice light escape that really kept my attention. Wonderful characters that I loved getting to know. Sile Bermingham is a splendid narrator. I really appreciated her delivery. ( )

Cuando Joyce abandona el hospital después de un terrible accidente, con su vida y su matrimonio hechos pedazos, empieza a recordar cosas que no debería. Conoce bien las callejuelas de París, ciudad que jamás ha visitado, y sueña con una niña rubia cuya identidad ignora.
Su vida y la de Justin, un experto en arte, se cruzarán una y otra vez en esta entrañable y mágica historia.

This was my first Cecelia Ahern novel and I found it delightful, although near the end I did want her to get on with it and bring the story to a conclusion of some sort. I liked the impossible idea of someone gaining the memories from a person's blood and I was happy to go along with this. Joyce is a solid character in this novel, I could understand who she was, what she enjoyed and who she loved. Justin is a less convincing character but likeable. There is lots of fun, particularly on Joyce and her father's trip to London. The airport creates plenty of places for entertainment when dad has never travelled before and the scenes in the Antiques Roadshow are hilarious. ( )

I bought this book for Kindle when it was cheap. Like 99 cents cheap. Thankfully I didn't pay more then that because I made it through maybe 1/3 of the book before I got annoyed and stopped reading. The characters and their antics did not hold my attention at all and I really hate not finishing a book. In my opinion this book was barely worth the 99 cents and it's my recommendation that you pass this one over for a different Ahern book. ( )