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The Sandy Page Bookshop (by Hannah McKinnon)

This is a perfect beach read! And it was actually a nice time for me to read it amidst frigid temperatures and an ice storm. I love Cape Cod and spending time there through the pages of the book brought back good memories. Reading books about bookshops is always a positive experience for me. And watching Leah develop self-confidence and grow the bookstore into more than a place to discover your next read warmed my heart. The sense of community was heartwarming. A story of love, loss, secrets, family, community, a sense of belonging. It has everything to keep you turning the pages as you feel a deep connection to the characters.


Thank you to NetGalley and Atria/Emily Bestler Books for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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