Little Beach Street Bakery: Summer at Little Beach Street Bakery (Audiobook)

from Nicnac63

This is a fun and easy read. I didn't read book one, but this fares well as a stand-alone. Most of the characters were likable and easy to relate to, and the author's narrator style allowed me to sink into the story. It's fun to find a story that makes me both laugh and cry. Unexpected happenings...

from Twink

Jenny Colgan's newest book is Summer at Little Beach Street Bakery. Now, it's a follow-up to Little Beach Street Bakery, but you don't need to have read it to enjoy 'Summer'. (Although you might want to pick it up as well and tuck both into your summer reading beach bag) Polly Waterford has made ...

from susan0316

This books is a follow up to Little Beach Street Bakery and is a continuation of the adventures of Polly baking bread on a small island in Cornwall. As the story begins it appears that life is wonderful, she is in love, her business is going well and her pet puffin is behaving. Then her landlord ...

from lewislibrary

This book is a sequel to Little Beach Street Bakery. Having not read the previous book, I was delighted to see there was a summary before the book starts, catching you up on everything that has gone on so far. I found that really helpful and did not have a problem following along at all. Jobs cha...

from whitreidtan

When you enjoy a book, sometimes you are leery of reading the sequel, worried that it will take characters you've come to care for in directions you don't want. This is especially true if the first book leaves them in a good and happy place. So I worried about Jenny Colgan's Summer at Little Beac...