A wonderful summer read from a favorite author of mine. Plenty of heart and light drama to keep the pages turning. I will definitely be able to recommend this to a wide variety of readers.

A bittersweet book of lost and found... Luna loses her mother, her best friend, after years of traveling the world with her, and sets off on a quest to find her father. Along the way she meets a few boys, picks up a job, reinvents a bookshop, and finds family in the most unexpected places.

The story of a woman who loses her mother but finds letters from a bookseller in Venice who might be her dad. She and a girl friend take off and she gets a job at the bookshop without telling the owner of her motives.

Read this today. you will enjoy it a lot and want more. Read it, read it , read it. Enjoyed it from start to finish.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

I almost gave up. It took me almost 40% in to get into it. The second half was much more enjoyable to me than the first making it mostly worth it. Just ok. Unusual for me with this author as I normally really enjoy them.