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Nightingale Books, nestled on the main street in an idyllic little village, is a dream come true for book lovers-- a cozy haven and welcoming getaway for the literary-minded locals. But owner Emilia Nightingale is struggling to keep the shop open after her beloved father's death, and the temptation to sell is getting stronger. The property developers are circling, yet Emilia's loyal customers have become like family, and she can't imagine breaking the promise she made to her father to keep the store alive. There's Sarah, owner of the stately Peasebrook Manor, who has used the bookshop as an escape in the past few years, but it now seems there's a very specific reason for all those frequent visits. Next is roguish Jackson, who, after making a complete mess of his marriage, now looks to Emilia for advice on books for the son he misses so much. And the forever shy Thomasina, who runs a pop-up restaurant for two in her tiny cottage-- she has a crush on a man she met in the cookbook section, but can hardly dream of working up the courage to admit her true feelings. Enter the world of Nightingale Books for a serving of romance, long-held secrets, and unexpected hopes for the future-- and not just within the pages on the shelves.
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So that was why people read. Because books explained things: how you thought, and how you behaved, and made you realise you were not alone in doing what you did or feeling what you felt.
— A book about a book shop and the lives it has changed. It was lovely, but not remarkable
ESTOU VENDIDA PARA ESTE LIVRO
SOLD ! ! ! Peirod. Li numa sentada, binoo~
Para aqueles apaixonados por You've got mail, que sonham em ter uma livraria, ou sempre fogem para ela sentindo que é o melhor lugar do mundo para se estar...
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Procurei, com todas as minhas forças, razões para não gostar desse livro. Procurar defeitos.
Não, não é uma obra perfeita e impecável que pode ser mencionada como um futuro clássico da literatura. Mas... É ótimo.
Talvez algumas coisas me perturbaram, pensando friamente, seria (“defeitos”): a escrita as vezes era confusa. Pois misturava o pensamento