The Booklover's Library: A heartwarming WWII historical fiction novel from the bestselling author of The Last Bookshop

The Bookshop on the Corner is a touching tale by the bestselling author of The Last Bookshop in London, celebrating the enduring power of books and the strength of community during wartime. Set in Nottingham, England, the story follows Emma Taylor, a widow struggling to provide for her young daughter, Olivia, amidst the challenges of World War II.

When Emma finds herself in desperate need of employment due to legal restrictions that limit widows' job opportunities, she takes a chance on a position at Boots’ Booklover’s Library. Her passion for literature and determination impress the manageress, and Emma secures the job, hoping it will be a lifeline for both her and Olivia.

As war encroaches and Olivia is evacuated to the countryside for safety, Emma is left to navigate her grief and uncertainty. In the midst of her loneliness, she forms meaningful connections with her eccentric library patrons and gains a renewed sense of purpose through her book recommendations. However, the library presents its own set of challenges, including mysteriously misplaced books and the painful memories of her late father and their once-shared bookstore, now tainted by a tragic accident.

As the Blitz rages on, Emma finds solace in her growing friendships and the comfort of literature, learning to lean on her community and the magic of books to sustain her hope and resolve. The Bookshop on the Corner is a heartwarming exploration of love, loss, and the transformative power of stories in the face of adversity. 📚❤️