Reading order
| # | Title | Published | Author | Buy on Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Where Rainbows End / Rosie Dunne / Love, Rosie | 2004 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 2 | If You Could See Me Now | 2005 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 3 | A Place Called Here / There’s No Place Like Here | 2006 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 4 | Thanks for the Memories | 2008 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 5 | The Gift | 2008 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 6 | The Book of Tomorrow | 2009 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 7 | The Time of My Life | 2011 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 8 | One Hundred Names | 2012 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 9 | How to Fall in Love | 2014 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 10 | The Year I Met You | 2014 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 11 | The Marble Collector | 2015 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 12 | Lyrebird | 2016 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 13 | Freckles | 2021 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 14 | In a Thousand Different Ways | 2023 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 15 | Into the Storm | 2024 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
| 16 | Paper Heart | 2025 | Cecelia Ahern | Buy |
Cecelia Ahern’s standalone novels make up the largest portion of her work, with sixteen books published between 2004 and 2025. Where Rainbows End (2004) is told entirely through letters, emails, and instant messages, following best friends Rosie and Alex from childhood into adulthood. It was adapted into the 2014 film Love, Rosie.
Her standalones tend to blend realistic emotional stories with a touch of the fantastical. If You Could See Me Now (2005) features an imaginary friend who turns out to be more real than expected. The Time of My Life (2011) treats “Life” as a literal character. More recent works like Freckles (2021), In a Thousand Different Ways (2023), and Into the Storm (2024) continue her pattern of grounding magical or unusual premises in everyday human concerns.