One Hundred Names, (Paperback)

from Kikoa

If the whole novel was of the caliber of the last few chapters this would have been a wonderful read. I found I literally skimmed the first 3/4 of the story as it was tiresome. I wanted to like it because the premise was original and inventive. I just finished and have to add THE END IS FANTASTIC...

from arielfl

Kitty is a disgraced journalist who in pursuit of a story inadvertently ruined an innocent mans life. With her livelihood hanging on by a thread she is handed her next story by her mentor Constance who has terminal cancer. Kitty is tasked with writing the greatest story Constance never got to. Al...

from sebago

"Everyone has a story to tell,' she said. 'That is what links us all, that is what links the names on the list." This encapsulates the essence of this novel by Cecelia Ahern. I have so enjoyed all of her books and though this one deviates from the style of her past books I was drawn into the stor...

from peggy.s

This is a wonderful book that reminds us all of a very important part of life. (If I discuss that here, I will give away too much of the book, so I won't.) Kitty is having a rough time - both personally and professionally. She has promised her friend/mentor (who is dying) that she will finish the...

from nnjmom

Thanks for the Memories was a fantastic audiobook experience for me, both for the narration, and for Ahern's writing. Because of that, I was really excited to read One Thousand Names, especially after learning the idea behind the list of names. Unfortunately, this book took a really long time to ...