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The Lights of Sugarberry Cove
by Heather Webber
"Home.The word wound it's way around my heart and squeezed like it was giving me a hug"
I was so excited to receive this book from Net Galley. There's something so special about Heather Webber's writing. It draws you in and makes you feel like you're part of the family. I've read everything I could get my hands on by her since reading Midnight At the Blackbird Cafe a year ago.
At it's heart this book is about hope, love, the power of believing wishes can come true and knowing you can come home. Every year the people of Sugarberry Cove float paper lanterns on the lake with their wishes. This is Sadie's first year back for the festival since a near drowning experience when she was eighteen. She's been traveling, doing a cooking show and trying to find a meaning to why she was saved. After her mother suffers a heart attack Sadie comes home and reconnects with her mother and sister.
I loved everything about this book ❤
I was so excited to receive this book from Net Galley. There's something so special about Heather Webber's writing. It draws you in and makes you feel like you're part of the family. I've read everything I could get my hands on by her since reading Midnight At the Blackbird Cafe a year ago.
At it's heart this book is about hope, love, the power of believing wishes can come true and knowing you can come home. Every year the people of Sugarberry Cove float paper lanterns on the lake with their wishes. This is Sadie's first year back for the festival since a near drowning experience when she was eighteen. She's been traveling, doing a cooking show and trying to find a meaning to why she was saved. After her mother suffers a heart attack Sadie comes home and reconnects with her mother and sister.
I loved everything about this book ❤