In a Thousand Different Ways: the gripping, unforgettable novel from the Sunday Times number 1 bestselling author

Ceceilia Ahern you had me at the first page and I never put it down until the last. What an amazingly talented lady you are to take on such a subject and deliver it as if you yourself where gifted with Alice's talent.You are certainly gifted with the written word, words which not only moved me to tears, but resonated in a personal way.Thank you for your gift and I am ever grateful that you wrote it.

I just couldn't really get into this book at the beginning but as I got through each chapter it did get better. It's thought provoking and makes you think about people that may have the ability to see people's auras.

Wasn't sure about this book at first but the more I read about people's colours I was so involved and wished I had that special power..A great read

Loved the first 2 thirds of this book but honestly the final third was only OK and I felt lots of unnecessary detail included towards the end, dragging it out somewhat. I was definitely rooting for our girl in the main but I also enjoyed how the author made her a little unlikable at times during the story. The honesty of being a care giver was well crafted too. A really interesting storyline that was well woven and drew me in but sometimes too much unnecessary (in my humble opinion) detail included in an otherwise decent read.

So unlike any book I've ever read.This story lifted me up, then set me gently down.Thank you Cecelia.

Great read kept me turning the pages . I wouldn’t say gripping more intriguing and the concepts illuminatingI like this author she always takes you outside the box

The colours of life abound in this insightful story which sees people in all their infinite variety. Couldn’t put it down.

Value for the money

I was very excited to read Cecelia Aherns newest novel . However, this one was a bit odd with many twists and turns. That being said I could not put it down.

I enjoyed every minute of reading this book about energies, lights and growing up. Fantastic story about a thousand different ways!

Excellent, gripping and fast-moving for a drama

Cecelia Ahern is my favorite author of all times and she was the reason why I started studying English back in the day when I was 12. And now I turned 30 and Cecelia Ahern has this lovely Art of Writing which as always makes me fall in love with a book over and over again ;)Please do not ever stop publishing books they are the best :)

An amazing book, I just couldn't put it down. It captivated me from the beginning to the end. A great story line with a good ending.