Read it in a day. Nice message to the book.

Obviously an easy read as is the point. But thought it was a fairly bland storyline. Not much to it at all.

Wonderful reading. A bit different story about dead person...

I enjoyed this book a lot actually, it was short and sweet and I read it at the perfect time. I have been thinking about death and I think this reminded me that you only have one life.

I wish it was longer. I love this author.

A bit preachy but clever.

La historia, sencilla, tierna, graciosa y sobretodo adorable, me ha encantado el personaje de Lizzie, imaginaos es una angelita, pero no esta convencida de serlo, ella quiere decir a los que la rodeaban que aún esta ahí, ella puede verlos, que no esta muerta.
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This is a crisp, feel-good short story (feel good despite the fact the main character dies on the first page). Sort of an "It's a Wonderful Life" meets, well, Marian Keyes' other works. With a valuable how to live life message. Fun, quick read.

I didn't know until after I read the book & read Goodread Reviews that this book was written for the "Open Door" series which is written to help adults learning to read. Before I knew that I thought it was ok - ok short chic lit which gave me an even greater for Keyes' best (Anybody Out There"). But knowing it was written to be an easy adult read I think it is brilliant. Definitely has the chic lit vibe I hope will grab adult learners & encourage them to keep reading!

I always enjoy a Marian Keyes tale & I like the "Open Door" series so it's no surprise I enjoyed this really quick read about Lizzie who has died. Sadly she hasn't realised she's dead yet & won't move on until she can say her goodbyes.

Lovely shirt story.

I thought I'd read everything of Marian Keyes'. I wish I had known about this one when I was teaching adults.