Perfect by Cecelia Ahern

Book Summary:

Perfect is the sequel to Cecelia Ahern’s Flawed, set in a future where society has a strict code of ethics, and individuals are judged based on their moral choices. The story follows Celestine North, who was branded as Flawed (a person who has made a moral mistake) and must now navigate a world that punishes those who deviate from societal norms.

In Perfect, Celestine is struggling with the consequences of her past decisions, trying to find a way to bring about change in the harsh, rigid system she lives in. As she faces growing tensions and oppressive rules, she embarks on a journey to stand up for what she believes in and to challenge a society that punishes imperfection.

The book is filled with themes of morality, justice, rebellion, and the complexities of human nature. It explores what it means to be “perfect” in a world that often punishes people for being human.

About the Author: 

Cecelia Ahern is an Irish author, best known for her debut novel P.S. I Love You (which was later adapted into a popular film). She has since written numerous novels, including The Gift, The Book of Tomorrow, and the Flawed series. Her books often explore themes of love, loss, personal growth, and the magic of ordinary life.

Ahern’s writing style mixes emotional depth with elements of magical realism, drawing readers into stories that reflect on the human condition. She is celebrated for creating relatable characters who navigate both the joys and struggles of life.