Cecelia Ahern is an Irish novelist whose work was first published in 2004. Her debut novel PS I Love You was an international bestseller and was adapted to film starring Hilary Swank. Her second novel, Where Rainbows End, was adapted into Love, Rosie starring Lily Collins. Her books have been published in over thirty-seven languages, and have sold over twenty-five million copies. In addition to her novels, she is also the author of a highly acclaimed collection of stories, Roar, which is now an Apple Original series starring Nicole Kidman on Apple TV+.

More reviews for In a Thousand Different Ways: ‘I can’t remember the last time I felt so invested in a character’s future; I was willing Alice on, with every page. This is such a poignant, quirky and satisfying story about taking charge of one’s life – and (like Alice’s pot plants) thriving, despite the odds’ Susan Fletcher‘So original and compelling and heartbreaking, but also heartwarming … Alice is right up my street … that gorgeous blend of strength and vulnerability’ Ciara Geraghty‘Highly original, fresh and exciting’ Hazel Gaynor‘I loved this novel … a rich tapestry, full of characters seeking love and acceptance on their life’s journey’ Patricia Scanlan‘Such a beautiful, tender and moving story’ Sinead Moriarty Acclaim for Cecelia Ahern: ‘It’s time to recognise Cecelia Ahern as one of our finest writers’ John Boyne, bestselling author of All The Broken Places‘Sharp, clever, witty: a joy to read’ Donal Ryan, bestselling author of The Queen of Dirt Island‘Witty, playful, entertaining but also thought-provoking, salutary and empowering’ Daily Mail‘Impressive, timely and entertaining ’ Observer‘Confidential, sympathetic and witty’ The Times‘Funny, magical, her most powerful, most feminist work yet’ Irish Sunday Independent‘Intriguing, substantial and impactful…The quiet call to arms that women never knew they needed’ Irish Independent‘Inventive and ingenious, with a doffing of the cap to Angela Carter and Margaret Atwood’ Stylist‘Wonderful, inspiring …the kind of book everyone should have on their shelf’ Libby Page, bestselling author of The Lido‘An illuminating and touching story about memory, childhood and secrets’ Woman & Home‘Beautiful and unexpected … both thought-provoking and life-affirming’ Sunday Express

Cecelia Ahern is an Irish novelist whose work was first published in 2004. Her debut novel PS I Love You was an international bestseller and was adapted to film starring Hilary Swank. Her second novel, Where Rainbows End, was adapted into Love, Rosie starring Lily Collins. Her books have been published in over thirty-seven languages, and have sold over twenty-five million copies. In addition to her novels, she is also the author of a highly acclaimed collection of stories, Roar, which is now an Apple Original series starring Nicole Kidman on Apple TV+.

More reviews for In a Thousand Different Ways: ‘I can’t remember the last time I felt so invested in a character’s future; I was willing Alice on, with every page. This is such a poignant, quirky and satisfying story about taking charge of one’s life – and (like Alice’s pot plants) thriving, despite the odds’ Susan Fletcher‘So original and compelling and heartbreaking, but also heartwarming … Alice is right up my street … that gorgeous blend of strength and vulnerability’ Ciara Geraghty‘Highly original, fresh and exciting’ Hazel Gaynor‘I loved this novel … a rich tapestry, full of characters seeking love and acceptance on their life’s journey’ Patricia Scanlan‘Such a beautiful, tender and moving story’ Sinead Moriarty Acclaim for Cecelia Ahern: ‘It’s time to recognise Cecelia Ahern as one of our finest writers’ John Boyne, bestselling author of All The Broken Places‘Sharp, clever, witty: a joy to read’ Donal Ryan, bestselling author of The Queen of Dirt Island‘Witty, playful, entertaining but also thought-provoking, salutary and empowering’ Daily Mail‘Impressive, timely and entertaining ’ Observer‘Confidential, sympathetic and witty’ The Times‘Funny, magical, her most powerful, most feminist work yet’ Irish Sunday Independent‘Intriguing, substantial and impactful…The quiet call to arms that women never knew they needed’ Irish Independent‘Inventive and ingenious, with a doffing of the cap to Angela Carter and Margaret Atwood’ Stylist‘Wonderful, inspiring …the kind of book everyone should have on their shelf’ Libby Page, bestselling author of The Lido‘An illuminating and touching story about memory, childhood and secrets’ Woman & Home‘Beautiful and unexpected … both thought-provoking and life-affirming’ Sunday Express