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I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day

Milly Johnson (Goodreads Author)

4.61 · Rating details · 846 ratings · 154 reviews

*** THE NEW FESTIVE TREAT FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER ***
It’s nearly Christmas and it’s snowing, hard.
Six people have an unexpected stay in the tiny hamlet of Figgy Hollow.
Stuck inside a beautiful old Inn, how long will it take before the joy of Christmas seeps into their souls and offers them all a new beginning?

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Published October 29th 2020 by Simon & Schuster UK

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Oct 29, 2020 Bookworman rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: rom-com-heaven, my-favorite-books

Second read: Even better the second time around. I picked up on all the little clues I'd missed the first time.

What a wonderful, wonderful story! Every new book Milly Johnson writes is a total joy to read and savor.

Unlike all those book blurbs that shout about heartwarming, feel-good stories but turn out to be disappointingly sicky-sweet and silly, this book is TRULY heartwarming and feel-good with marvelous characters (a sort of ensemble cast of 6), romance, lots of Milly's best snarky dialogu ...more

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Dec 23, 2020 Whispering Stories rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day is a beautiful book, both on the outside and inside that is perfectly festive for this time of year. The story surrounds six very different people who all are after something this year, whether it is a divorce, to be noticed, or to have a wonderful Christmas with a loved one.

The six people, in three couples, all end up in a small village called Figgy Hollow (nice Christmassy name) after a snowstorm blows in and make ...more

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Nov 15, 2020 Rea Cobb rated it it was amazing

The one thing that has really helped we through this crazy year of madness especially now the colder and darker nights are drawing in is this year’s festive releases and believe me I think this is my favourite year of festive novel releases since I have started reviewing. One author we can always rely on when it comes to a jolly good festive novel that will bring a bag laughs with it is none other than Milly Johnson and her new release, I Wish it Could be Christmas Every Day is a fabulous festiv The one thing that has really helped we through this crazy year of madness especially now the colder and darker nights are drawing in is this year’s festive releases and believe me I think this is my favourite year of festive novel releases since I have started reviewing. One author we can always rely on when it comes to a jolly good festive novel that will bring a bag laughs with it is none other than Milly Johnson and her new release, I Wish it Could be Christmas Every Day is a fabulous festive delight.
As a freak snow storm reaps havoc to many travellers plans this Christmas an eclectic mix of characters are brought together as they seek shelter and land upon Figgy Hollow. With no hope of being on their way for Christmas the group waste no time in getting to know each other and get stuck into preparing for Christmas celebrations in the sleepy little Inn.
I have to admit I was a little nervous when starting this novel because having so many main characters is something that I sometimes struggle with in novels but I was relieved that there were no blurred lines between the characters they were all developed really well and I never got muddled up with who was who and I loved each and everyone of them. All 6 characters had completely different personality traits and they all have their stories to tell from matters of the heart to troubled upbringings and health matters. There was something about Charlie that reminded me of Christopher Biggins with his uplifting, flamboyant and bright nature, he was a very wise man who had a heart of pure gold. His partner Robin balanced his character out and his love for Charlie was easy to see through his caring ways. Mary was a gentle character who I was desperate for her to have her love reciprocated and see her come alive. Bridget was a complex character who really touched my heart. She is a strong, confident, fiery and successful woman on the outside but when we delve deeper, we see why she is the way she is and that her determination is a result of her childhood. Luke is a successful entrepreneur thanks to his ex but as his life moves forward it is time to try and let go of his past. Jack was a character who I wanted to shake the most, he was so blinded to what was waving under his nose!
This is definitely one of those books that will take you on an emotional journey as we begin to create bonds with our characters and we will have our hearts warmed with the little Christmas celebrations they create from getting merry on traditional tipples and filling their bellies with mince pies and chocolate, we laugh with the characters but around the corner we also will have our hearts broken so keep those tissues to hand.
Milly Johnson always weaves a hint of magic into her novels and this was certainly the case with this novel. As I was curled up on the sofa reading the last few pages of this novel I didn’t want it to come to an end, I still feel like we have so much to see with these characters so I do hope that Milly will revisit them in future novels. I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day should be in every bookworm’s stocking this Christmas.

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Dec 13, 2020 Katarzyna Kuczynska rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I have to give 5 stars. 6 people, one Inn , 6 life stories, lots of snow, no telephone or internet connection,. Hate and love, friendship , laughter and frustrations, Very cosy book, very emotional and funny book , Happy ending ... Hmm ?? for some

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Nov 06, 2020 Sarah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2020-reading-challenge

I will never forget this book and how it made me feel. It is delightful and I adore it and everything it holds deep inside.
Figgy Hollow Inn - what an enchanting place to be holed up in and especially at Christmas time! It sucked me in and I felt as if I was there: seeing and feeling what Bridge, Mary, Luke, Jack, Robin & Charlie got up to and were going through; the emotions they were feeling. I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday has exactly the right amount of ingredients that make this story ...more

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Dec 17, 2020 Lydia Bailey rated it liked it · review of another edition

A lovely escapist Christmas read & one with great heart. It was rather far fetched in places & therefore hard to take seriously..... but perhaps that was the point. Some lovely underlying messages & I enjoyed the Austen references.

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Dec 29, 2020 Jo rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Loved this book!!
Fabulous characters - the Figgy Hollow Six,such a lovely sad but uplifting Christmas read!
Perfect!

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Dec 18, 2020 Rachel Gilbey rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

What a wonderful story. I really don't know where to begin trying to do this justice. In fact I think you should just go and read this book, especially if you love a Christmas book, or just about anything by Milly Johnson.

You don't need the review, just take my word for it, this is Milly Johnson at her best and it has quite a different feel from her previous Christmas novel, and well they are both fabulous.

An inn in Figgy Hollow becomes a safe haven for 6 people in a ridiculously snowstorm tha ...more

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Nov 27, 2020 Lisa M rated it really liked it

Oh my goodness, I adored this book! I wasn't ready for another Christmas story but BorrowBox had other ideas and I'm now grateful for this! There was so much to enjoy about this story which wasn't all love, laughter and mince pies....although there was plenty of that. The 'inn' they stayed in was too far fetched and unnecessary for me to have been written that way which stopped it being 5 stars but I know a lot of people will find it perfectly magical for a festive novel. My ❤ belonged to Charli ...more

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Nov 01, 2020 Julie Orr rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

An absolute delight

What an absolute joy. I laughed, I cried, and am delighted to know I'm not the only person who prefers Persuasion to Pride & Prejudice! As ever, Milly has created wonderful characters who pull at your heart and have you routing for their happiness. ...more

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Dec 12, 2020 Elizabeth rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Another gorgeous, sumptuous and decadent novel from my favourite Milly Johnson. A lovely and light, yet very poignant tale of love, loss, remembrance and discovery. Deliciously festive, romantically toe curling and satisfyingly, face smilingly brilliant I highly recommend this if you are feeling low or just want a nice, easy read this Festive season. Pour yourself a nice drink, settle down and devour, as I have 😊

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Nov 19, 2020 Fabulous Book Fiend rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I pre-ordered the audiobook of this title because it has a wonderful narrator and I really thought she did a great job of bringing this story to life. One of the things I love most about this book is the ensemble cast. It can be difficult to keep track of who is who when you first start listening but the synopsis is so well written that I referred back to that to ensure I had everyone memorised and could really settle into the story.

This was one of those books I saw playing out in front of me l I pre-ordered the audiobook of this title because it has a wonderful narrator and I really thought she did a great job of bringing this story to life. One of the things I love most about this book is the ensemble cast. It can be difficult to keep track of who is who when you first start listening but the synopsis is so well written that I referred back to that to ensure I had everyone memorised and could really settle into the story.

This was one of those books I saw playing out in front of me like a movie or a television show. I saw everyone on their own journey, make the detour to the inn and each character on their own journey of person discovery. This is almost like a mid-life coming of age story for most of these characters. This tiny inn and everything that surrounds it is the perfect setting for these characters to really take a look inward and have a think about where they are, where they've been and the next step they want to take.

I warmed to Bridge and Luke straight away. They have been on a journey together and they were very easy to relate to, I could see them slotting into my own life as neighbors or friends of friends. Their story is a little bitter sweet and I really loved the way they bonded together as they bonded with the other characters. Mary and Jack are that classic combination of a hard working woman and a man who doesn't see how hard working his assistant is just because she is so hard working. She is the swan and he is he passive recipient of all of her time saving efforts. I loved watching Mary step outside of her comfort zone and seeing if Jack would realise her worth.

Charlie and Robin were my favourite characters, the true hedonists of the group. I felt sorry for them that they had to detour on their way to Scotland but I loved that they got to interact with the other characters because I think they really brought out the best in everyone. Their story is definitely the most emotional but that because fo the passion that the two of them throw into their lives. I would definitely have found myself drawn to their pair if I was in that inn too.

Fans of Milly Johnson will know that he books often feature the newspaper The Daily Bugle and whilst that paper doesn't feature in this book, it has been replaced with another form of media to provide comedy interludes in this narrative. I loved tuning into Radio Brian and really would have enjoyed his festive musings myself I am sure. This book is just the right balance of festive, funny and introspective and I really enjoyed the audio. I did laugh and I did cry so you know you're in for a good time with Milly Johnson's latest. ...more

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Dec 30, 2020 Karen rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I’m so glad I decided to buy the audio book for this one as I’ve spent a wonderful few hours in the company of the ‘Figgy Hollow Six – a group of people taking refuge at an empty Inn in a deserted hamlet during a ferocious snowstorm on their way to other destinations. With no landlord at the Inn, they have no alternative but to help themselves to food and lodgings.

The narration by Colleen Prendergast was excellent and the different voices for each character bought them all to life – even Radio B ...more

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Nov 25, 2020 Jess rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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Can something be too nice?
I really enjoyed this cute Christmas story. It's really, really heartwarming and beautiful. And as a reader, you just wish you were one of those lucky sods, snowed in together.
I do recommend it, it really gets you into the Christmas mood.
So, why not 5 stars? Well it was all wrapped up a little too neatly for me to be something to stay with me for a long time. But, sometimes I go back to change my rating - let's wait and see. ...more

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Nov 01, 2020 Andrea rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A jewel in the crown for Milly Johnson

I so loved this book, had me giggling, laughing and choked up with tears. A wonderful heartwarming novel, and a boost to the soul. Can’t wait for the next one

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Oct 31, 2020 Claire Murfitt rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Everyone should read this book! I laughed, I cried and I wish I could go back and read it again right now, (I might!) I can’t talk about the best bits without giving spoilers so please just read this book and enjoy the magic ☺️

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Nov 15, 2020 Kate’s Book Spot rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I adore Milly Johnson’s writing and I’ve been a fan of her books for a number of years so I was super excited to get stuck into this one. The synopsis pulled me in straight away, I really loved the ‘seeking shelter in a snowstorm’ idea and envisaged plenty of heartwarming moments and perhaps even a few giggles within the pages ahead of me.

I certainly wasn’t disappointed!

There was a real sense of fate hovering over the initial chapters where I learnt more about each character and how they all end ...more

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Dec 18, 2020 Anne rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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I’ve been reading the most incredibly glowing reviews of this book ever since it was released, and I have to say that it’s impossible to disagree with a single one of them – I thought this book was just wonderful, and everything I’d hoped for from an author whose books I’ve unfailingly loved.

It’s brave and different – entirely character driven, as six superbly drawn individuals find themselves taking refuge from a snowstorm in the deserted inn in Figgy Hollow – thank goodness for Bridge and her I’ve been reading the most incredibly glowing reviews of this book ever since it was released, and I have to say that it’s impossible to disagree with a single one of them – I thought this book was just wonderful, and everything I’d hoped for from an author whose books I’ve unfailingly loved.

It’s brave and different – entirely character driven, as six superbly drawn individuals find themselves taking refuge from a snowstorm in the deserted inn in Figgy Hollow – thank goodness for Bridge and her resourcefulness with a screwdriver. She’s a successful property developer, full of hard edges, a brittle exterior hiding a whole load of doubts and insecurities – hopefully finally ending her marriage to Luke will allow her to move on and be happy (but oh, the memories…). Luke’s done well too – a vegan food company that’s doing exceptionally well, a new family – and when he finally makes it to the inn we also find he’s rather the joker in the pack… but he can’t forget all those years he and Bridge loved each other and struggled together either.

Mary is Jack’s PA – she loves him, but she’s invisible to him as he runs his scone empire along the same lines as his dinosaur father. She’s a quite wonderful character, strong and capable but so fragile too and carrying a legacy of hurt: and you hope beyond hope that being thrown together in the inn might open Jack’s eyes to the happiness within his reach. And then there are Charlie and Robin – an unusual and sometimes warring long-term married couple forced to abandon their planned perfect Christmas in the Highlands: I really loved them both, and their story is perhaps the most emotional of them all.

The kitchen is fully stocked for Christmas, there are bedrooms for them all, plenty of logs in the store to get the fire burning, Bridge’s trusty screwdriver comes into play to get the central heating working, their phones might not work but they find the radio does pick up Radio Brian with its eccentric presenter and choice of Christmas hits from the past (oh, Brian Bernard Cosgrove, how I loved you!)… and we sit back and watch what happens when this wonderful group of characters are thrown together.

There are secrets and confidences shared – often over the washing up, tea towel in hand, in the inn’s tiny kitchen. The humour is everything you’ll be expecting if you’ve read any of the author’s other books, that distinctive Yorkshire take on things, and so many laughs around all the little things as the reader gets to know the individuals rather better and they enjoy their time together. But the emotional content – and there’s plenty – was just absolutely stunning. I don’t plan to spoil the story for anyone, but there were parts of this book that entirely broke my heart – always laughter, but so many tears. I loved every single character – yes, eventually even Jack – and desperately wanted every one of them to find their happy ending. And just a brief word about that ending… just absolutely perfect, along with an unexpected and very cleverly done touch of magic.

This is a book that just overflows with love, written from the heart – the Christmas setting might be full-on, but this is a book I’d really recommend for reading in any season. Quite wonderful, a joy to read, a group of unforgettable characters, the very best of writing and storytelling with that often elusive but perfect balance of laughter and heartbreak – I totally loved this one. ...more

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Nov 01, 2020 Kate rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I consider myself so fortunate that the cover of White Wedding caught my eye in WHSmith while on holiday in London a few years back. I had no way of knowing then, but that book started my love affair with Milly Johnson’s writing style! I now own multiple copies of every book she’s released and can hardly wait for the next one to be released.

I’ve been anticipating I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day since Milly first announced it in her newsletter, and I’m fortunate to have a UK iTunes account I consider myself so fortunate that the cover of White Wedding caught my eye in WHSmith while on holiday in London a few years back. I had no way of knowing then, but that book started my love affair with Milly Johnson’s writing style! I now own multiple copies of every book she’s released and can hardly wait for the next one to be released.

I’ve been anticipating I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day since Milly first announced it in her newsletter, and I’m fortunate to have a UK iTunes account so I can get the book ahead of its’ release in the US. I say this with every release of Milly’s, but they truly get better and better with each book she puts out. This one has taken up its’ place as my favorite at this point, which also seems to happen with each new book!

I don’t want to spoil too much for you because I thought this book was particularly magical, but it’s about the Figgy Hollow Six — three pairs of people who are interconnected but end up stuck in the Inn due to a freak snow storm. There’s Bridge and Luke, exes who are trying to end their marriage, Mary and Jack, a PA and her boss, and there’s Robin and Charlie, a married couple who are on their way to a posh vacation when they become unable to continue. The book, unlike most of Milly’s, is about all six of the people stuck in Figgy Hollow and how they somehow become a makeshift family just in time for Christmas. It’s unique in that it’s telling the story of all six characters throughout the whole book, and honestly the twists and turns that are made while Mary is pining for Jack who is oblivious to her feelings, Bridge and Luke are trying to come to terms with who they were vs who they are now and the path they took to get to the point where they’re okay with these changes, and Robin and Charlie’s path as Robin prepares to say goodbye to his husband are so unique that this book had a very special place in my heart almost from the get-go.

I love when Milly adds a bit of supernatural kinds of magic to her books, and this one has just that in it. By the end of the book, I found myself wishing that I was one of the Figgy Hollow Six and I found myself sad to say goodbye to all these characters who had filled a special place in my heart. I would highly recommend this story to everyone who loves a heartwarming Milly book (and a heartwarming one in general! You don’t have to be familiar with Milly’s other books to fall in love with this one) and I can already tell you that this will join the ranks of those books that I will reread often when I’m looking for something comforting and special. Bravo, Milly — you’ve done it again! ...more

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Dec 29, 2020 Kelly Thomas rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

My favourite kind of book is a festive book, and this one from Milly Johnson ticks every single possible box.

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day introduces us to six characters, Bridge, Luke, Mary, Jack, Charlie and Robin, who all have to find shelter in Figgy Hollow during a freak snowstorm.

The characters in this book all have different personalities, and all of them you warm to instantly for different reasons, and some you grow to love more throughout the book as each of their stories unf My favourite kind of book is a festive book, and this one from Milly Johnson ticks every single possible box.

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day introduces us to six characters, Bridge, Luke, Mary, Jack, Charlie and Robin, who all have to find shelter in Figgy Hollow during a freak snowstorm.

The characters in this book all have different personalities, and all of them you warm to instantly for different reasons, and some you grow to love more throughout the book as each of their stories unfold. Each of the characters are believable and they draw you into the book, wanting to know more about each one of them, how their existing relationships work and how others will evolve. Each character has their own personal stories and difficulties they have faced, some of which has brought them here, but throughout this book they unearth things about themselves and the time together provided an opportunity to learn from each other.

I have to say I grew an extra soft spot for Charlie, he sounded like the life and soul of the party as well as being wise, kind and loving. He sounds like someone we all need in our lives.

I found that this book had me smiling from start to finish, even with some emotional rollercoasters along the way. I loved the setting, and wish I could have been there with them at the Figgy Hollow inn.

The Figgy Hollow Six, as they become know, take refuge in the inn in the village they find themselves in. With the inn looking to be set to host a fabulous Christmas they take the opportunity to enjoy the provisions provided and make the best of the situation.

Why I think this book resonated so much was that this year, 2020, has taught us all, especially me, that we should be living in the moment, making the best of what we have and appreciating the small things. In this book this is exactly what the characters have to do. They all had plans for Christmas, loved ones they were supposed to be spending it with, and yet they are stranded in the middle of nowhere. What they do is make the best of it, enjoy each other’s company and the simplicity on offer and make memories.

This year has been hard for everyone, and this book to me sums up what we should cherish as we move forward to hopefully some normality. ...more

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Dec 13, 2020 Nicola rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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I thank my lucky stars I came across this book. Throughout all the books I’ve read this year, I’m sure I will remember this one the most fondly. I’ll never forget this absolute gem of a book and I honestly can’t wait to return to it next year. Like a favourite Christmas film you return to year on year, this will be my equivalent in Christmas book form.

The overwhelming amount of love, hope, happiness and Christmas spirit within the pages of this book was like being enveloped in a heartwarming hu ...more

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Oct 31, 2020 Sarah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

It’s always a good day when a new Milly Johnson book is released and this is another warm and humorous gem from her. Slightly unusual in that it has six main characters rather than a surrounding cast but once you get to know them they’re Milly classics, each with their own very different ways and different relationship but they all work so well. Lovely simple storyline and very character led this is a really cheerful read

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Dec 05, 2020 Trish Hills rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

If you only read one Christmas book this year, make it I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day by Milly Johnson! It's pure magic. I laughed, cried, swooned & sighed. My belly is rumbling, I'm craving mince pies & mulled wine. I've been awake reading since 2am and I regret nothing. ...more

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Dec 28, 2020 Katy rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Lovely easy to read romance book. Typical top notch stuff from Milly J. I loved the twist at the end, very cute.

What I learnt : Respect yourself and that’s how you will be treated. Always carry your channel handbag!

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Nov 20, 2020 Kim Martin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is my first Milly Johnson book & it was lovely, a real heartwarming story. I would definitely recommend it 🎄

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Nov 22, 2020 Stacey Bennett rated it it was amazing

Fabulous read

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Nov 28, 2020 Jan Smith rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Perfect blend of sentimentality and humour wrapped in Christmas magic

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Dec 27, 2020 Tracey rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: hardback, love, fiction, favorites, chick-lit, ghost-stories, christmas

A truly magical read with fabulous characters that I completely and utterly loved. I laughed , I cried and I smiled at the end when I closed the book to the stories of the Figgy Hollow Six.

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Oct 31, 2020 Ann Matheson rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Great read from one if not my favourite author. Lovely read for these times we are in

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Dec 29, 2020 Karen rated it it was amazing

Loved this book really great Christmas story

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