P.S. I Love You
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readership - men?!
Martin
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Oct 06, 2014 02:36PM
there is something about cecilia ahearn that i am curious to read her; people say good things of her books and she comes across as very engaging person for writing life experiences.
from book type and reviews, it seems to be zero men that reads though. any thoughts on whether it is interesting for man and also which one would be best? i have in mind 'p.s. i love you', as this is the one i am familiar most with...
from book type and reviews, it seems to be zero men that reads though. any thoughts on whether it is interesting for man and also which one would be best? i have in mind 'p.s. i love you', as this is the one i am familiar most with...
I am a man and I've read several of her books in a very short time. The first book I read was PS: I Love You and then I just couldn't stop reading the rest. In fact, as soon as I finished the book I said to myself "they should make a movie out of this." The movie is horrible in my opinion.
I agree with you that not many men are reading her books simply because they do not want to be judged by other men (which is a silly thing).
I suggest you start with A Place Called Here. Such an amazing story. I hope you enjoy it.
I agree with you that not many men are reading her books simply because they do not want to be judged by other men (which is a silly thing).
I suggest you start with A Place Called Here. Such an amazing story. I hope you enjoy it.
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