"Light and bright, this tale of community, friendship, and romance comes with the wonderful addition of a telephone box library."
What do you get if you mix romance, bats in the attic, and a library, you get the most comforting warm embrace of a read, that’s what. When Jess starts a new life she discovers her cottage comes with the addition of a telephone box that has to be used for the community. What would a former librarian do, turn it into a little library of course.
Jess needs a helping hand in the confidence department, and her willingness to lend her hand and get involved means she has a lot of support. I just couldn’t resist this one, the title and cover called out to me, and I settled down with a smile. Poppy Alexander has created a perfect escape, with an idyllic village, intruiging neighbours, and several relationships to ooh and aah over.
While romance most definitely features, friendship lies at the heart of this novel, with community spirit to the fore. The Littlest Library is a wonderfully easy and soothing read and I’ve chosen it as one of my Liz Picks of the Month.
| Primary Genre | Modern and Contemporary romance |
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It's only the beginning of her story... Jess Metcalf is perfectly happy with her quiet, predictable life - it's just the way she likes it.
The Littlest Library features in the following genres: Modern and Contemporary romance, Liz Robinson's Picks of the Month, Romance / Relationship Stories, Fiction, Recommendations
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The Littlest Library was written by Poppy Alexander and published by Avon, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers
The Littlest Library has 320 pages
