The Last Bookshop
Mar 2021 · Fremantle Press
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A heartwarming story of community, change, and the enduring power of books. Cait, a dedicated bookshop owner, finds her life upended by a new romance and the looming threat of luxury chain stores. As Book Fiend faces closure, Cait must navigate personal and professional challenges, rediscovering the importance of connection in a rapidly changing world.For readers who enjoy character-driven stories set in vibrant urban landscapes, The Last Bookshop explores themes of loss, resilience, and the unexpected places where we find hope. Will Cait save her beloved bookshop, or will the forces of progress prove too strong?
A heartwarming story of community, change, and the enduring power of books. Cait, a dedicated bookshop owner, finds her life upended by a new romance and the looming threat of luxury chain stores. As Book Fiend faces closure, Cait must navigate personal and professional challenges, rediscovering ...
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About the author
After five years in bookselling, Emma Young retrained as a journalist and has been reporting since 2011: first for community papers, then as a digital journalist for WAtoday, the Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald. The Last Bookshop was shortlisted for the inaugural Fogarty Literary Award in 2019.
After five years in bookselling, Emma Young retrained as a journalist and has been reporting since 2011: first for community papers, then as a digital journalist for WAtoday, the Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald. The Last Bookshop was shortlisted for the inaugural Fogarty Literary Award in 2019.
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