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Posted by: Kelly Degaute, November 19, 2008, 9:46 pm
I just wanted to say that I\'ve recently finished reading your book and I absolutely loved it!!! It made me laugh out loud and it really made me cry. I think it was beautifully written and every parent should write a manual! My little girl is 21 months old and I want to write one for her now! Can\'t wait for your next book, really think you\'re a great writer! K x
Posted by: Olivia Holzer, November 10, 2008, 11:23 pm
Hello there!
I am just reading your book and I absolutely love it. I am from Austria but I live in New Zealand for a year and I wanted to read an english book. I saw \"by the time you read this\" in the bookshop and bought it.
The story about a father who writes a manual for his daughter, because he knows that he will die, is great. I think it is a really good book for Teenager because it shows so many problems of kids becoming adults. Absolutely faboulous!
I am just reading your book and I absolutely love it. I am from Austria but I live in New Zealand for a year and I wanted to read an english book. I saw \"by the time you read this\" in the bookshop and bought it.
The story about a father who writes a manual for his daughter, because he knows that he will die, is great. I think it is a really good book for Teenager because it shows so many problems of kids becoming adults. Absolutely faboulous!
Posted by: Georgie (Young Keen Reader 8-|) (Homepage), November 9, 2008, 9:14 pm
Hii : ). I just finished reading your book! I bought it at the airport and couln\'t put it down, making exceptions for GCSE math revision and homework, oh and catching up with my mum as we live in different countries. I REALLY enjoyed your book, it was a quick and lovely read : ). I\'m pleading you to write a follow up, possibly about a mannual from Abbi to her daughter, about her heroine lois?... i don\'t know, i\'m still 14 and have yet to grip life by the full. But i would like to know whether the relationship between Corey and Lois was based on someone you know? I was just wondering, it\'s quite a personal question please don\'t feel enclined to answer, it\'s just i felt i could relate to the relationship as a life long friend and myself got together a year back, it ended in heartbreak. but i just have that gut feeling we will meet in the distant future and all the emotions will come rushing back. Sorry this has been a VERY long comment. Please reply to my email. Thanks \'ox
Posted by: pamela, October 31, 2008, 9:27 pm
lawrence chigaazira ps email chickiesangel@yahoo.co.uk ASAP
Posted by: Oyindamola, October 15, 2008, 4:59 pm
Well i don\'t know if you are Nigerian, but please can you get this book into Nigeria as in ASAP.People have surely enjoyed this book.No doubt. Lola i haven\'t read it though but your interviews are HOT!!! You are one writer with a difference.
Posted by: Zeeshan , October 1, 2008, 10:11 am
Wow! What an amazing book! I totally loved it! Fantastic read, exciting and gripping!
I have read PS I love you, it is another fantastic book but there are some fundamental differences:
\'PS i love you\' spanned a year. \'By the time you read this\' spanned 18 years
\'Ps I love you\' had post it notes - \'By the time you read this\' was about a manual
\'Ps I love you\' was about the love between a husband and wife - \'By the time you read this \' is about the love between a father and daughter
Lola, I loved this book and I\'m really looking forward to reading more of your work!
I have read PS I love you, it is another fantastic book but there are some fundamental differences:
\'PS i love you\' spanned a year. \'By the time you read this\' spanned 18 years
\'Ps I love you\' had post it notes - \'By the time you read this\' was about a manual
\'Ps I love you\' was about the love between a husband and wife - \'By the time you read this \' is about the love between a father and daughter
Lola, I loved this book and I\'m really looking forward to reading more of your work!
Posted by: Louisa, September 29, 2008, 1:20 am
Your novel \'By the time you read this\' is disappointing as it seems to nearly completely mimic the plot of the very successful Cecelia Ahern novel \'P.S. I Love You\', where a grieving woman is left numerous letters by her husband which she discovers after he dies, which enable her to continue and fulfill her life after his death. Just becuause this was a successful storyline does not mean it should be copied in such a blatant way. Where is the originality?
Posted by: Chido, September 21, 2008, 6:59 am
Greetings from the Cook Islands(yes your book found its way here!!!!). Beautiful, beautiful story - well done Lola. Bless
Posted by: Lola J (Homepage), September 19, 2008, 11:49 am
Hi All,
Thanks for all this luv!!I really appreciate it and still can\'t believe that people are actually reading; By The Time You Read This.
A couple of book signings are coming up and I will (try and) keep you posted via my Blog!
Thanks All!
(A very happy) Lola J
Thanks for all this luv!!I really appreciate it and still can\'t believe that people are actually reading; By The Time You Read This.
A couple of book signings are coming up and I will (try and) keep you posted via my Blog!
Thanks All!
(A very happy) Lola J
Posted by: Simon Trewin (Homepage), September 19, 2008, 11:44 am
Lola, I couldn\'t agree more with the previous posting. The world is waiting - get scribbling! SX
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