Xepherus Reads

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   It is Christmas time again. And what better way then to celeb rate the season with familiar char acters that you know and love. I was a huge fan of the Little B each Street Bakery and Summer at Little Beach Street Bakery . Both books whisked me away to Mount Polbearne on the Corni s h Coast of England . Lots of drama, romance, tra gedy, and loaves of bread later I am on book three.      Christmas at Little Beach Street Bakery is written by Jenny Colgan. It is published by William Morrow Books, an imprint of HarperCollins . It is a year after the events of book two, and the small tidal village is gearing up for a festive season. Polly Waterford is still running the Little Beach Street Bakery and the Mount Polbearne Baker y . She is once again joined by Jayden (who apparently did not join the post office after all) and her lov i ng Puffin, N ei l. Engaged to Huckle, her handsome beekeeper fiance, Polly lives i...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   Taking a walk along the beach, past old homes and busy tourists pleasantly ushers in a time of tranquility and excitement. Summer means a lot to many people. But in the tidal village of Mount Polbearne, life is about to get a bit crazy for Polly Waterford and her fellow townsfolk.     Summer at Little Beach Street Bakery is written by Jenny Colgan, and reunites all of her fan-favorite characters from Little Beach Street Bakery . It is released by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, and is the second book in her popular trilogy. In it we see Mount Polbearne has once again become a destination for tourists. Polly and her, boyfriend, Huckle, have settled into their lives as lighthouse owners. Neil the Puffin is still as adorable as ever. And Kerensa and Reuben are in wedded bliss. But when old Mrs. Manse passes away, her relatives descend upon the two bakeries that Polly runs, causing an unpleas...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons !   T o say that I loved the Little Shop of Happy Ever After would be an understat ement. Jenny Colgan 's tale of a book lover moving to Scotland to sell books out of a traveling van was filled with with inspiration , and left me joyous at the end. To break up my Thriller-heav y reading schedule, I decided to revisit this delightful author.   The Little Beach Street Bakery is book one in a trilogy of books written by Jenny Colgan. It is released by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. When Polly Waterford's relationship and business both end , she is left with the harsh reality that she is single again. She needs a job. She needs a place to live. And most of all she needs to bake, a stress-relieving hobby of hers . But Polly is forced to engage her finances head-on, and realize that she cannot afford much until she and her ex, Chris, sell their shared flat. But an advertisement sets Polly and her...