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The Keeper of Lost Things

Ruth Hogan

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Jan 14, 2019 Megan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: europe, international-reads, contemporary, uk-and-ireland, tea-and-tomes-book-club-books, fantasy, paranormal-and-supernatural, popsugar-reading-challenge-2019, library-loans

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I found this to be a warm, charming tale with a hint of "fairy tale for adults" feel; what a lovely way to kick off my 2019 reading year! While the story has some sad components, it was ultimately an uplifting and hopeful tale to me. It is a quietly moving story that kept me engaged throughout -- I was equally curious to find out how, or if, the collection of lost things would be reunited with their rightful owners and also how the flashba ...more

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Dec 07, 2018 Angie rated it really liked it

This was totally an impulse buy at the thrift store. I literally judged this book by its beautiful cover and bought it for $1. I'm so glad I did!! Wonderful, richly developed characters and such unique storytelling. There are so many interwoven storylines and even intriguing little short stories in this book, it was just absolutely engaging. The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is probably no fault of the book's. I think if I'd read it more intently in the beginning instead of just tak ...more

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Mar 03, 2020 Debbie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: choose-kind

One terrible day, Andrew Peardew loses his fiancée and the last gift she gave him. Ever since, he’s made it his life’s mission to pick up lost things in the hopes of someday returning them.

A lovely little book about the things we lose and the things we find. The plot worked out a little too neatly, but I loved it anyway. Some days you just need a happy ending.

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