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Not terrible, but not a total winner for me. As much as I loved the Goodnight Moon connections, I could never suspend my disbelief enough to allow fictional Aunt Ruby to have created portions of the story instead of MWB herself. But June was a compelling character, and I was invested enough to finish! #womensfiction

Another great audiobook by Sarah Jio. This one had family drama, a failing children's bookstore, a cute boy next door, some yummy sounding Italian cuisine, decades old letters between two best friends, heartache and of course love. 💗 off to go find more of Sarah Jio's books to stack!! 📚📚📚📚📚

A sweet, kid-book homage filled women's fiction. Woman returns home to take over her aunt's bookstore and learns about her aunt's friendship with the author of Goodnight Moon. Will she return to her old life?

Light and just what I needed for a pre-bedtime read.

I enjoyed this book. It was light which made it super easy to read.

Although it veers towards predictable at times, this a solid story with lovely references about children's book authors.

Knowing I will see this author at an event in May, I downloaded this from Overdrive and so far, so good 😊

We‘re each given one life, and it‘s our job to make it useful, beautiful, and fulfilling. There is no value in suffering through it, doing something we hate. There‘s no prize at the end for that kind of endurance. Just a spent life.”