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A review by somethingarosie
Roar by Cecelia Ahern
4.0
Cecelia Ahern is quickly becoming a favourite author of mine; I’m yet to find a book of hers that disappoints. ROAR is unique, amusing and thought-provoking.
It’s a short story collection so obviously some stories are going to resonate with you more and you’re going to connect with certain characters more than others. Overall though, I thoroughly enjoyed reading ROAR. A very interesting and entertaining read.
Some of my favourite stories from the collection:
1.The Woman Who Slowly Disappeared
2.The Woman Who Was Kept on the Shelf
8. The Woman Who Ordered The Seabass Special
11.The Woman Who Had a Ticking Clock
15.The Woman Who Walked in Her Husband’s Shoes
20.The Woman Who Had a Strong Suit
23.The Woman Who Guarded Gonads
It’s worth noting that none of the stories are connected, you can easily pick out a story at your leisure and forgo confusion.
4⭐️
It’s a short story collection so obviously some stories are going to resonate with you more and you’re going to connect with certain characters more than others. Overall though, I thoroughly enjoyed reading ROAR. A very interesting and entertaining read.
Some of my favourite stories from the collection:
1.The Woman Who Slowly Disappeared
2.The Woman Who Was Kept on the Shelf
8. The Woman Who Ordered The Seabass Special
11.The Woman Who Had a Ticking Clock
15.The Woman Who Walked in Her Husband’s Shoes
20.The Woman Who Had a Strong Suit
23.The Woman Who Guarded Gonads
It’s worth noting that none of the stories are connected, you can easily pick out a story at your leisure and forgo confusion.
4⭐️