Blossom Street

Not part of the Blossom Street series, but at the end of the book Susannah is planning to buy the flower shop next door to A Good Yarn. Susannah goes to her home town to convince her mother to move into an assisted living facility, as dementia is becoming noticeable. Since her father's death a few months ago, Susannah has not been herself and is not appreciating her good marriage of 20+ years. Her 19 y.o. dd is a brat and really got on my nerves, but watching Susannah come to terms with and appreciate her life now was a nice journey. Overall a good listen. Read by Laural Merlington. NFM

Who doesn't love a Debbie Macomber book, I mean, really! This is the third Blossom Street book, following The Shop on Blossom Street, and A Good Yarn. Familiar characters return and a new knitting class is starting at Lydia's A Good Yarn knitting supplies store. A flower shop has opened up next door. There are all sorts of new things going on and the women are there to listen and support each other. If you want to find out what's new, you've got to read, Back on Blossom Street.

An enjoyable read. Part of the Blossom Street series. I listened to it so long ago (and so many books ago) that I don't remember much else. Print from MIRA, audio from Brilliance Audio. Read by Laural Merlington. NFM

An enjoyable read. Part of the Blossom Street series. I listened to it so long ago (and so many books ago) that I don't remember much else. Print from MIRA, audio from Harper Audio. Read by Linda Emond. NFM

Series: Blossom Street

Anne Marie Roche wants to find happiness again. At thirty-eight, her life's not what she'd expected--she's childless, a recent widow, alone. She owns a successful bookstore on Seattle's Blossom Street, but despite her accomplishments, there's a feeling of emptiness.