Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
If you like: Missing Person Investigations, Fairy Tales, Secret Wonderlands, Life Lessons
Similar to: If You Could See Me Now
Ages: 16-100
This book is really hard to get into, but if you do make it through the whole book, the ending is good. I finished this book with a good feeling, and the last 75-100 pages were actually really great. Although this is my least favorite Cecelia Ahern book, she has a knack for writing. I love her style of writing, and her ability to make magic and fairy tales come to life for adults.
This book is about a place called Here, where all missing things and people end up. Sandy Shortt is a 34 year old woman who has had an obsession searching for missing things since she was 10 and a girl in her class dissappeared. Sandy now runs a missing persons agency, and agrees to help a man named Jack find his brother who has been missing for over a year.
When Sandy wanders off into the woods right before she is about to meet with Jack, she ends up in a place called Here. She meets some great people there, and finds a lot of people she had been searching for for years. No one can get out of Here even though they all have tried. Will Sandy find Jenny-May Butler, the girl who started her searching obsession? Will she find Jack's brother Donal? Will she get out of Here? Read this book and find out.
Must be an enjoyable read A Place Called Here by Cecelia Ahern. loved the way you wrote it. I find your review very genuine and orignal, this book is going in by "to read" list.
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