The life-affirming and unforgettable new novel from the author of Lost for Words'A delightful and original concept about how a second hand bookshop can heal a community' Katie Fforde'The perfect book to curl up with . . . It's heartwarming, emotional and full of kindness. A lovely and life-affirming
Found in a Bookshop
β Scribed by Butland, Stephanie
- Book ID
- 115185562
- Publisher
- Headline
- Year
- 2023
- Tongue
- en-GB
- Weight
- 283 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781472291820
- ASIN
- B0B6VBLDL1
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β¦ Synopsis
Loveday Cardew's beloved Lost for Words bookshop, along with the rest of York, has fallen quiet. At the very time when people most need books to widen their horizons, or escape from their fears, or enhance their lives, the doors are closed. Then the first letter comes.
Rosemary and George have been married for fifty years. Now their time is running out. They have decided to set out on their last journey together, without ever leaving the bench at the bottom of their garden in Whitby. All they need is someone who shares their love of books.
Suddenly it's clear to Loveday that she and her team can do something useful in a crisis. They can recommend books to help with the situations their customers find themselves in: fear, boredom, loneliness, the desire for laughter and escape.
And so it begins.
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