ISBN 9780007481583
Rs. 720
HarperFiction
How to Fall in Love
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary romance and emotional fiction
Christine Rose encounters Adam Basil on Dublin's Halfpenny Bridge, where he is contemplating ending his life. In a desperate attempt to save him, Christine makes a pact: she will show Adam that life is worth living before his 35th birthday, which is just two weeks away. This unusual agreement sets them on a series of shared experiences, as Christine endeavors to reignite Adam's passion for life.Why You Should Read? Explores profound themes of hope, despair, and finding meaning in life. A heartwarming narrative about human connection and second chances. Features a unique premise with a compelling race against time. Written by bestselling author Cecelia Ahern, known for her emotional storytelling.
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- Set in Dublin, featuring a chance encounter on Halfpenny Bridge
- A two-week deadline adds urgency to the narrative
- Explores themes of hope, despair, and finding meaning
- Written by bestselling author Cecelia Ahern
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What is the book about?
It's about Christine Rose, who meets Adam Basil on a bridge in Dublin where he's contemplating suicide. She makes a pact to show him life is worth living before his 35th birthday, which is two weeks away.
Who is the author?
The author is Cecelia Ahern, a bestselling writer known for emotional storytelling.
Where is the story set?
The story is set in Dublin, Ireland, with key scenes on the Halfpenny Bridge.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores themes of hope, despair, finding meaning in life, human connection, and second chances.