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This is a very sweet novel set in a small New England town. It‘s kind of a Mayberry setting, people are so community minded and so friendly. Nora runs the diner she inherited from her parents and at 42 is unsurprisingly unhappy with her life. Circumstances change when she and her prodigal sister inherit a substantial property from a relative stranger. But I love this kind of palate cleanser and enjoyed this gentle romance. A sweet escape 👍👍 🐉

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Choosing Southern Sass & Killer Cravings as my lucky book since it is also a #roll100 pick for October. 🍀

This was the Modern Mrs Darcy book club pick for January. I‘m giving it a pick because it was cute and I stayed interested in the main character. I also liked that there were real issues in the book, like the fact that an inheritance might bring its own set of problems. The setting is the kind of small town that only exists on Gilmore Girls. I grew up in a small town, and it wasn‘t like this at all! It‘s nice to imagine though.

Cozy feel good book about two sisters who‘ve taken very different paths centered in a small Vermont town. Fairly predictable but I think I needed the peace and quiet and predictability of a book about small town life. And now I want a piece of burnt sugar maple cake!

I‘m enjoying this sweet little novel about a small town in Vermont and two polar opposite sisters, one of whom is an artistic risk taker who has traveled widely and the other who has been the family caretaker and has developed deep ties to their hometown. And I‘m almost always impressed when a novelist can work in a Rumi quote.

Cute but pretty predictable romantic tale.

From the Publisher:
Nora, the owner of the Miss Guthrie Diner, is perfectly happy serving up apple cider donuts, coffee, and eggs-any-way-you-like-em to her regulars, and she takes great pleasure in knowing exactly what‘s “the usual.” But her life is soon shaken when she discovers she and her free-spirited, younger sister Kit stand to inherit the home and land of the town‘s beloved cake lady.

Starting the Modern Mrs. Darcy Book Club pick for January.

Recommended reading for January 2021 ...
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Last book of 2020 for me and it was a sweet story.

I‘m not sure where this title fits in with the story, but I LOVE this book. The characters are very relatable, and I enjoyed the little town too. I would love to revisit these people and this place again.