The cover really drew me in, I felt so intrigued to find out more about the book.
I haven’t read The Keeper of Stories as I was unaware of Sally Page, unfortunately, fingers crossed I get the chance to.
Personally, I love Stationary and Fountain pens so that was a bonus for me, especially since it was basically set in a stationary store.
When I started reading the book it made me feel so comforted and relaxed, it's so softly written. I found myself very drawn in, and able to vividly imagine each scene she set and that made me fall in love with the book more as I read on.
I found myself intrigued by every character introduced, wanting to know more about each and every one. I don't normally find that with books I have read.
Jo, Malcolm, and Ruth together are heartwarming and endearing.
Jo is my favorite though, she is very relatable I found including her best friend's name. Ruth was a breath of fresh air too, she was quite funny.
The way Sally Page captured the act of meeting and making friends was beautiful and written extremely well.
Definitely was sad to finish, I wished it continued.
Absolutely an uplifting, warm, and gentle book that I would happily and highly recommend.
There is not much to shock or startle readers if you are wondering but I genuinely enjoyed it.
Thank you Readers First for a free copy of this book in return for an honest review.
I haven’t read The Keeper of Stories as I was unaware of Sally Page, unfortunately, fingers crossed I get the chance to.
Personally, I love Stationary and Fountain pens so that was a bonus for me, especially since it was basically set in a stationary store.
When I started reading the book it made me feel so comforted and relaxed, it's so softly written. I found myself very drawn in, and able to vividly imagine each scene she set and that made me fall in love with the book more as I read on.
I found myself intrigued by every character introduced, wanting to know more about each and every one. I don't normally find that with books I have read.
Jo, Malcolm, and Ruth together are heartwarming and endearing.
Jo is my favorite though, she is very relatable I found including her best friend's name. Ruth was a breath of fresh air too, she was quite funny.
The way Sally Page captured the act of meeting and making friends was beautiful and written extremely well.
Definitely was sad to finish, I wished it continued.
Absolutely an uplifting, warm, and gentle book that I would happily and highly recommend.
There is not much to shock or startle readers if you are wondering but I genuinely enjoyed it.
Thank you Readers First for a free copy of this book in return for an honest review.