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Thousand Rooms | Helen Jones

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You don't wake up expecting to die... Katie is thirty-two, single, and used to work in advertising. She's also dead. A lost soul hitching rides with the dying, trying to find her way to... wherever she's supposed to be. And whoever she's supposed to be with. Heaven, it seems, has a thousand rooms. What will it take to find hers?

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julesG

Thousand Rooms | Helen Jones

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Imagine you wake up and you have an out of body experience. Just that Katie doesn't have an experience, she died in a car accident.
Now she has to find her way to heaven, because there is no white light to go to. She wanders through her memories, visits the people she's left behind, but she also meets another person/soul.

There are sad moments, happy moments, cheerful moments and some that even made me laugh!

tpixie Sounds good! 6y

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What happens when we die? Katie finds out when she gets hit by a car. And it is a wonderful concept - how about your own personal heaven? Laugh out loud moments (just think about the stuff in your home you wouldn't want someone to have to clear out for you... yes, THOSE things...) and sad ones too (Valhalla, so moving). Didn't like the love interest, but overall a pretty good, light read.

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