This was a cute little book, incredibly lighthearted and fun, even if it was quite immature - I definitely think that it’s the kind of book that would be better suited to younger YA readers, simply because of the childishness of the language used.
Paige Turner loves her job at Bennett’s Bookshop - not only does she get paid to work with books, she also gets to hang out with her best friend Holly. So when Paige and her colleagues get the news that their beloved bookshop is going to be torn down, they take matters into their own hands, rallying their small town in the effort to save their books.
This book touches on feminism, and also features a strong female friendship; Paige and Holly were ultimate best friend goals!
*I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review*
Paige Turner loves her job at Bennett’s Bookshop - not only does she get paid to work with books, she also gets to hang out with her best friend Holly. So when Paige and her colleagues get the news that their beloved bookshop is going to be torn down, they take matters into their own hands, rallying their small town in the effort to save their books.
This book touches on feminism, and also features a strong female friendship; Paige and Holly were ultimate best friend goals!
*I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review*