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Pack Up the Moon

Anna McPartlin

Paperback | Pages: 367 pages

Rating: 3.87 | 2549 Users | 336 Reviews

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Title	:	Pack Up the Moon
Author	:	Anna McPartlin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 367 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2006 by Poolbeg Press
Categories	:	Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance

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There's A Big Life Ahead Of Her. But Can She Find The Courage To Live It?

Emma is twenty-six, pretty, intelligent, and happily living with her childhood sweetheart John in a cute little Dublin apartment. Her biggest problem is that her mother won't stop nagging her to get married already. Emma and John feel like the perfect couple, their future alive with possibilities. But out of the blue, a tragedy throws her life into disarray, and Emma is suddenly, incomprehensibly, alone. As she emerges from grief, Emma has to find a whole new way of living, and her loyal friends rally round in an attempt to help.

Clodagh, Emma's lifelong friend, with whom she's shared everything from mud pies to dating disasters. Anne and Richard, more-or-less happily married and debating a move to the country. Emma's brother Noel, the young Catholic priest, finding his own faith tested even as he tries to comfort Emma. Sean, the gorgeous bad boy of a thousand one-night stands, uncomfortably aware of his and Emma's growing connection. Witty, acerbic, and sometimes downright shocking, Emma documents the stories of her friends and her own recovery from grief with a candor that engages the reader from the very first page.

With an amazing insight into the power of friendship and a wry, irreverent humor that considers no subject off-limits, talented new Irish writer Anna McPartlin tells a heartwarming story of the courage it takes to move past loss and learn to live.

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Original Title:	Pack Up the Moon
ISBN:	1842232533 (ISBN13: 9781842232538)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.87 From 2549 Users | 336 Reviews

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Another fab fluffy uplifting read, shall be trying to find more of hers, loved the two I've read so far

Ever read one of those easy reading books you never want to end?... This is one of them. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this! I could relate-even though it was in Ireland. This group of people made me wish I could join them. I never wanted this book to end...... but it did.

Amazing book. Definitely a page turner. It definitely goes to show that there is hope after death of a loved one. I would recommend this to anyone who has lost someone very dear to them.

Another book that could have been 100 pages shorter.

To be brief -This book was about love, loss and growing past that bridge of grief into the waking world. The world with all of it's thorns is still beautiful and can only be appreciated by plucking it from the safe confines of it's natural resting place and experiencing both the beauty and the pain.Emma has lost her boyfriend of many years. Her soul mate, her best friend and her lover. On the day of his death a lot happens and she can't reconcile the fact that she has not only lost him but is it

I love this book. I keep rereading it, and I will be really sad when I put it back.The main character is Emma, and she lives with her longtime boyfriend, John. In the beginning of the book John is hit by a car and killed. After that the reader witnesses how people grieve after losing a loved one and the many different stages. John visits Emma in her dreams whenever something important or life changing happens to her, He acts like her guardian angel. I think Anna McPartlin Did an excellent job

PERSONAL RESPONSE:This book dragged on and on for so long, it was not very appealing to me at all. The plot was so boring and just dragged. The characters, I felt, were flat and boring as well. I had a really rough time finishing this book. Which is too bad because I was looking forward to reading it.PLOT: Emma is living happily with her sweetheart, John, until the accident. As they were leaving a pub, John gets hit by a car and dies in the hospital. Everyone who knew John grieves, but not as