Customer Reviews
'We All Get Lost Once in a While!' - By: Mrs. C. Calisgil, 09 Oct 2008 
The next time you lose something, comfort yourself with the idea that it's probably gone to a place called Here! This is a whimsical story with a heroine called Sandy Shortt who has never really found herself; it takes a visit to A Place Called Here to present her with the path to enlightenment & self-discovery.
Bilge - By: J. Young, 17 Sep 2008 
I can't believe anyone's given this more than 1 star! Boring, poorly-developed, full of plot holes....completely pointless!! The whole "ooh no, I hate it when things go missing!!" aspect of Sandy's character was ridiculously over-egged. Everything was done so clunkily & obviously. No subtletyin the writing at all. The idea of a place where missing things/people go is fairly interesting, & might have made a mildly diverting short story. But to stretch it out into a novel is ridiculous! The characters were so overplayed it became really tiresome. This is the first Cecelia Ahern book I've read & it really hasn't inspired me to read any further. Bilge.
Fantastic story! - By: A. May, 11 Sep 2008 
I can't believe some of the reviewers only giving this story 2 stars! I thought it was brilliant. This is such a different & unique story - I couldn't put it down. It is great to read a book that doesn't bore me with the same old topics. I recommend this book to those who love a good fairytale twist.
Imaginative and beautiful - By: Katherine, 17 Aug 2008 If you have no imagination, don't bother with this book. You probably won't like it. Personally, I loved it. The heroine comes across the place where lost things & people go; it's a wonderfully developed idea & I fellin love with Ahern's books as a result of this novel. She writes with succint & moving prose, her characters are well defined & fascinating. It's like a child's fairy tale for grown ups.
Confusing - By: J. Summers, 09 Aug 2008 Enjoyed the book, but took ages to get into it & at some points I found myself confused as to what was happening!! Only really got into the book when I had figured out what was happening & nearer the end.
