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A review by greyetal
The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan
3.0
When Nina Redmond loses her job as a librarian, she starts looking into options for owning her own bookshop, which leads her to a van in a small village in Scotland, far away from the city life she'd been living.
This was a happy little read - not overwhelmingly good or bad, just an in-between, stays on the surface story.
One thing I am confused on is the name - the bookshop is not on the corner - but it sounds like the US title is different from the original. I don't know how that works exactly, but the whole time, I kept waiting for the bookshop to move to the corner.
This was a happy little read - not overwhelmingly good or bad, just an in-between, stays on the surface story.
One thing I am confused on is the name - the bookshop is not on the corner - but it sounds like the US title is different from the original. I don't know how that works exactly, but the whole time, I kept waiting for the bookshop to move to the corner.