My rating: 💛💛💛💛
This story was so much more than just a contemporary story about a flower-shop and some elderly folks.
It was about not judging people on first impressions (or
Delphi’s case, smell) looking further than what you see, realising that the elderly still wants to add value than just sitting around.
I enjoyed all the scenes featuring the elderly, they were like naughty high energy children and added a few moments for laughing at their antics.
Delphi felt and did life with a deep passion and I enjoyed how the author brought her love story to the page.
*I received a compliment copy from the publisher. All opinions expressed are my own.*
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About the book:
About the author:
Holly Varni is a native Minnesotan of strong Norwegian descent, who was
raised in the Lutheran Church that Garrison Keillor made a career depicting. Between the lutefisk, grumpy grandparents, and the crazy neighbor who mowed his lawn wearing pajamas, the seed to becoming a storyteller was planted. She wants to give readers characters they can connect with, admire, laugh at, and most of all love.She is podcast host of “Moments from Moonberry Lake,” and author of the “Moonberry Lake” series.
In her personal life, she married a University Professor with the same chocolate eyes as her romantic lead. They live on the Central Coast of California with their three sons. The characters of Moonberry Lake and their unique stories came about as she was trying to survive being a boy mom. When not doing laundry or writing, she has the privilege of being a Hospice volunteer, where she sits with the dying and listens to their stories.
Holly Varni is a native Minnesotan of strong Norwegian descent, who was
raised in the Lutheran Church that Garrison Keillor made a career depicting. Between the lutefisk, grumpy grandparents, and the crazy neighbor who mowed his lawn wearing pajamas, the seed to becoming a storyteller was planted. She wants to give readers characters they can connect with, admire, laugh at, and most of all love.
She is podcast host of “Moments from Moonberry Lake,” and author of the “Moonberry Lake” series.
In her personal life, she married a University Professor with the same chocolate eyes as her romantic lead. They live on the Central Coast of California with their three sons. The characters of Moonberry Lake and their unique stories came about as she was trying to survive being a boy mom. When not doing laundry or writing, she has the privilege of being a Hospice volunteer, where she sits with the dying and listens to their stories.
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