The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday (The Borrow a Bookshop, 1)

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Thanks #NetGalley @HeraBooks for a complimentary e ARC of #SomethingNewAtTheBorrowABookshop upon my request. All opinions are my own. Borrow a Bookshop I love quirky characters, and in Something New at the Borrow a Bookshop, we have a full cast of colorful characters! If you enjoy a small town atmosphere and supportive community, there’s lots to love here. Themes Fines are charged on all days that the Library is open, including weekends, bank holidays and university closure days.

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Another story is about recurring character Minty who is overwhelmed with planning her upcoming wedding so has hired a wedding planner who has ideas she likes even if the bride or Groom is not interested.

Having said that, it is quite easy to read each book as a standalone. What happens in previous books is helpful to know but not essential. It just adds an extra layer of understanding and emotional connection to the returning characters that you meet in this book. Rads seems so much older than her 5 years, in some respects but in others she is clearly a young child still, and it's joyous to see how she thinks from time to time. The author has also covered a lot of difficult themes in this book and brought them out to the service such as cohesive control and difficult family relationshipsJoy’s five-year-old daughter Radia Pearl Foley is already excited about the Children’s Corner. Although she is on five years-old she loves to read. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I loved Radia’s excitement at discovering the bookshop - it’s not something you see very much any more! I connected to Jane when I discovered she hates small talk with strangers and connected with Montague when he mentioned that a fisherman’s family doesn’t rest until the boats are tied up at the harbour. I only rest easy when everyone in the house is home for the night and my family has learned to put up with my anxiety. The best part? When Radia did some gardening! You’ll have to read to find out.