Welcome to Litsy!

I loved the idea that a bookstore can be someone‘s saving grace and safe place in life! This book had so many touching moments that it was a joy to read!

Last weekend I met the couple that inspired the bookstore owner couple in this book. I met them with Litsy friends in the bookstore that was also the inspiration for this book. The story is a sweet, feel good story that is a very quick read. Two couples, one couple opening the bookstore and the other falling in love in the store. A little predictable, but a good break from other books

At the #NashvilleLitten meetup today we went to Landmark Booksellers in Franklin and met the owners- who are also the reallife characters onwhom this book and hallmark movie are based- what a great time we had!

Visiting Landmark Bookstore in downtown Franklin for our Nashville area Litsy Meet Up. The tagged book was based on this lovely old book store. The owners were awesome and gave us a personal history lesson. Learned so much about the incredible southern writers from here in Tennessee. Now we‘re off to lunch! Love all my fellow readers!
#nashvilllelittens #tenesseemeetup #booklovers #localbookstores

I loved this short novel of hope & redemption! A bookstore named the Bridge (or rather the owners) changed people. As he faces life or death & his bookstore appears to be without hope, hope arrives. @TiaQueso @FeatherV

1. Christmas Eve
2. Scrooge
3. Both!
4. Sugar Cookies
5. @bullbunny thanks for the tag! 😘💜

#tuesdaytidbits #thisorthat @JenlovesJT47

“He called it The Bridge because that was how he felt about books. They connected the past and the present, the present and the future. Books brought people together and gave them a path to worlds they would not otherwise experience.”

Very quick read and as usual made me cry! Love all her stories!