Will we just fade into the distance? Become a memory? What print can we leave? Cecelia touches apon these aspects sensitively while also creating such a heartbreaking, yet life – affirming storyline. I enjoyed Postscript and I loved the new characters that have been interwoven within the storyline, knitted amongst the chapters are themes of grief, spousal loss and what we all question, what will we leave behind for those we love when we die.

To her she will always be a wife and any relationship that comes will just be filling in the gap that’s been left by her late husband. After the letters run out Holly had to restart her life as a widow, an identity that she didn’t want or understand. After PS I Love You, we see Holly losing her husband and trying to get her life back with the help of Gerry’s letters. I was so captivated by Holly’s story post Gerry that I consumed every emotive chapter in a day. I have used the reading group questions to create this review, I think it’s such a fun way to do it, so if you’ve read Postscript please come and chat!

If you, the reader, haven’t read this book yet, I recommend you do. Thanks to Harper Collins UK for sending me a paperback copy of this lovely, life – affirming and tear jerking novel.

This is a tadem read where bookstagramers recieved gifted copies of Cecelia Ahern’s sequel of PS, I Love You, or you can use your own copy and request just the prompts so you can take part. I was super thrilled to be accepted to be a part of the Tadem Collective Postscript readalong over on Instagram. And if Holly can find the courage meet them, she’ll learn what it really means to live life to the full.īecause every love story has one last thing to say… Now, the mysterious club wants something from her. They’re words that are engraved on her heart – because PS, I Love You is how her husband, Gerry, signed his last letters to her, letters that mark a year she will never forget. These are the six words written on a card handed to Holly Kennedy.

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