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A review by halfcentreader
Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams by Jenny Colgan
3.0
3.5 Audio
Enjoyable for the commute. I think these were early days for the author whom I quite enjoy! Some of the relationship stuff was spot on ( with Gerard) and Lillian’s painful coming to terms with the need to go to a care home also very real , but took quite some time for Stephen to come on the scene and then I’m not sure why she fell so hard. Again I recommend this author for light and enjoyable slightly romantic tales set in UK.
Enjoyable for the commute. I think these were early days for the author whom I quite enjoy! Some of the relationship stuff was spot on ( with Gerard) and Lillian’s painful coming to terms with the need to go to a care home also very real , but took quite some time for Stephen to come on the scene and then I’m not sure why she fell so hard. Again I recommend this author for light and enjoyable slightly romantic tales set in UK.