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A review by janelabro
If You Could See Me Now by Cecelia Ahern
4.0
I was hooked to this book because it was quite different from all the books I've read. And having a little magic with the imaginary friend and their characteristics and capabilities caught my curiosity. It made me think the reality and possibility of having an imaginary friend and falling in love with him.. :)
Although the end was quite disappointing because he stayed as imaginary, i still have to admit that I enjoyed the book a lot and I would love reading it over and over again. :))
I wouldn't be a spoiler. Instead, I recommend that you read this book.
I think the counterpart of this book is the [b:Sundays at Tiffany's|2029177|Sundays at Tiffany's|James Patterson|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1266475617s/2029177.jpg|3307932] by [a:James Patterson|3780|James Patterson|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1284492096p2/3780.jpg] wherein the end, the imaginary friend became human -- capable of getting old, getting sick, getting hurt, getting married, etc.. :)))
Although the end was quite disappointing because he stayed as imaginary, i still have to admit that I enjoyed the book a lot and I would love reading it over and over again. :))
I wouldn't be a spoiler. Instead, I recommend that you read this book.
I think the counterpart of this book is the [b:Sundays at Tiffany's|2029177|Sundays at Tiffany's|James Patterson|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1266475617s/2029177.jpg|3307932] by [a:James Patterson|3780|James Patterson|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1284492096p2/3780.jpg] wherein the end, the imaginary friend became human -- capable of getting old, getting sick, getting hurt, getting married, etc.. :)))