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You may remember a few weeks ago that we mentioned we had something very exciting planned for Cecelia - well now we can finally unveil details of this world exclusive event!
This November Cecelia has teamed up with Skype to launch the world's first 'Virtual Author Tour' giving fans around the globe the opportunity to speak to her from her home in Dublin.
Due to start on 13th November in Liverpool, UK, Cecelia will be 'virtually' appearing at a series of events around the globe via Skype. Each event is slightly different but at all of them you will get the opportunity to ask Cecelia your questions and purchase a signed copy of The Book of Tomorrow and/or The Gift - which could make the perfect Christmas present for you or your friends. Skype will also be giving away some fantastic goodies at each event.
Where can you see Cecelia?
UK
Date: Friday 13th November
Location: Waterstones , Liverpool , UK
Time: 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Details: Cecelia will be 'virtually' in-store answering questions from fans. Entry is £3 which you will be able redeem against purchases of signed copies of The Book of Tomorrow or The Gift - you
will also be able to pick up free Skype goodies. To book your tickets please go to Waterstones.com
GERMANY
Date: Monday 16th November
Location: Thalia Bookstore, Frankfurt , Germany
Time: 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Details: Cecelia will be 'virtually' in-store answering questions from fans. Signed copies of both The Book of Tomorrow and The Gift will be available to buy. You will also be able to pick up free Skype goodies. To register for the event please email [email protected]
SOUTH AFRICA
Date: Wednesday 18th November
Location: Primedia Studios , Johannesburg, South Africa
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Details: Talk Radio 702's Jenny Cryws-Williams is holding an exclusive morning event at Primedia Studios in Johannesberg where she'll be talking to Cecelia and taking questions from the audience. There will be an opportunity to buy signed copies of The Book of Tomorrow and The Gift as well as receiving free Skype goodies. Tickets will be offered on a first come, first serve basis to listeners of Jenny's show from next week.
SINGAPORE
Date: Thursday 19th November
Location: Books Kinokuniya , Main Store, Singapore
Time: 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Details: Cecelia will be 'virtually' in-store answering questions from fans who will be able to buy signed copies of The Book of Tomorrow and The Gift . You will also be able to pick up free Skype goodies. To book your tickets please click here .
AUSTRALIA
Date: Thursday 19th November
Location: Shearers Bookshop , Sydney , Australia
Time: 7:00pm-8:00pm
Details: Cecelia will be 'virtually' in-store answering questions from fans. Entry is $5 and booking is essential for this event. To secure your place call Shearer's on 02 9572 7766. Signed copies will be available to purchase and anybody who purchases a copy of The Book of Tomorrow will receive a free copy of The Gift along with exclusive Skype goodies.
We hope you can make it along to your local event - if you can't please email in your questions, along with your name and location as we are hoping to film each event and put it online afterwards. It would also be great to see photos of your event so please email them in!
Best wishes
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I only read her first book PS I Love You. I thought it was a good novel for the first try. I think they made a movie out of it. Also her father was the Prime Minister Of Ireland.
Thank Lori! Carol, they did make a movie of PS I love you, different than the book but I thought they were both really good. I enjoyed them both.
Before moving to Dulin, Ireland I read the day before the flight Thanks for the Memories. I loved the book because i thought it was such an original concept. Loved it because it took for a part place in Dublin and around and was moving there and loved it ebcause I thought the story was so beautiful.
Before moving to Dulin, Ireland I read the day before the flight Thanks for the Memories. I loved the book because i thought it was such an original concept. Loved it because it took for a part place in Dublin and around and was moving there and loved it ebcause I thought the story was so beautiful.I liked the book also. I was impressed with it being her first book and all.
Yes, very impressing. I would love to try her others too. As the second one I read was for me so good too.
Time for a trip to the old library to see what it will cough up. Sometimes they have the books sometimes they never heard of them.
I've read a few of them. I bought PS I love you for my best mate for Christmas after her mum died of cancer as I felt it was such a touching novel. She loved it, and now we've got into the habit of buying each other a book each Christmas - sometimes a Cecilia one. I really enjoyed PS I Love You and also Thanks for the Memories. If you could see me now was ok but I found it harder to get into. Her other books I am yet to read are The Gift, A place called here, The book of tomorrow and Where rainbows end.
Nikki, for now I jsut read PS I love you, which made me cry as i read it when my boyfriend was working on a cruiseship for 4 months somewhere around America and I was in Belgium. Thanks for the memories was really great too, so original. Everytime I see the vikings pass around Trinity college in Dublin centre I ahve to think about the book! I lvoed them both and hope to read her others soon!
Hello all,I am a huge fan of Cecelia. I've read PS I Love You, Thanks for the Memories and Love, Rosie. I think I would say Thanks for the Memories was my least favorite, just because I felt it was a little slow at times. Love, Rosie is written in a series of letters, emails and IMs which I thought was really cool!
I think together with PS I love you, Thanks for the memories is my second favourite. I loved the book.
As I am living in Dublin for now, it is kind of funny and weird for me that Dublin, her hometown, isn't mentioned.
Next post is a copy of the mail.