The Banned Bookshop of Maggie Banks - by Shauna Robinson (Paperback)
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2 November, 2022Verified purchase
Loved
I decided to start this book and figured I would read for twenty minutes and then do some other stuff. But the book hooked me in and I could not put it down. I ignored all the stuff and just got to know Maggie and the town of Bell River. I loved the writing and quips and the banter. I laughed out loud numerous times and fell in love with Maggie's army. This book is fantastic. I loved the author's writing so much that I found her on IG and followed and bought her first book and preordered this book. I can't wait to see what else she writes.
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1 November, 2022
An Entertaining Read!
Do you enjoy books that are about bookstores located in a small town with quirky characters? Maggie was at a standstill in her life. She didn’t have a job and was living with her parents, so it was not ideal situation. Rochelle, her best friend from college, invited Maggie to come and manage her bookstore in Bell River, from August to December, while she is out on maternity leave. Rochelle even offered for her to stay with her, so she could finally figure out her next steps in life. Maggie reluctantly agrees. Will this give Maggie the push to figure out her life? Ralph Bell is the grandson of Edward Bell who is revered in Bell River. Ralph has invested in the bookshop, so he stipulates the bookstore can only sell Edward Bell’s books and Classics, so it’s more of a tourist attraction. With a town that celebrates Edward Bell, it’s only fitting to have a bookstore that does the same. But when Maggie finds out the bookstore is losing profits, can she break the rules of the bookstore in order to save it? How will Ralph and Rochelle take it? Will they embrace it or will they tell her to move on? A fun and entertaining book that will have you cheering on Maggie as she tries to save the book store. I love how this author chose to center this book around a bookstore with strict rules that only sold Classics. It just highlights the problems around only selling one type of book and implications that come with it!