a weird temporary love triangle (or basically a beginning-of-the-book romance that was very strangely and painfully tossed away when it could have simply not existed) Fear of failure makes many of us reluctant to start doing important things. That is one of the main reason why people beome serial procrastinators and a failure by default. Nina Redmond is a literary matchmaker. Pairing a reader with that perfect book is her passion—and also her job. Nina Redmond is a book lover and a book matchmaker. She prides herself on being able to find the perfect book for everyone. The best thing, she gets to use her skills at her job as a librarian. Or she did until the local government decides to make some cuts and eliminate jobs. Love could be just around the corner when a New York journalist Ridge Warner steps into her bookshop...will she let her self fall in love with a hunky man and believe you can get that happy-ever-after in real life too!

This time we are following Sarah Smith’s story, a woman with an ordinary name and the love of books. She lives and breathes the books she reads and her little bookshop on the corner is her life. It was amazing how I felt instantly related to her, the way she was thinking, her loves for books and then she started her own book blog. I think we could be soulsisters.So Nina loses her library job in Birmingham, spends everything she's got to buy a van in Scotland and of course ends up moving there, getting an amazingly designed, perfect apartment in a barn for next to nothing. Oh, and it comes with a tall handsome Scotsman who has a sweet dog and adorable lambs. But of course, he's also a jerk who doesn't like books or English city girls and never fails to be gruff or downright rude.

The Bookshop on the Corner is a fabulous romance novel that is a nice, easy read for anyone looking to escape the world for an afternoon. This is a really lovely read and I cannot think of anything I didn’t like about it. It is the story of Nina, a Librarian who is made redundant from her job in Birmingham, who starts a new life for herself by buying a van in Scotland and transforming it into a mobile bookshop. I loved everything about this book, I totally loved reading about Sarah and her bookshop but also being able to catch up with Lil and CeeCee too. Sarah reminded me of myself the way i love reading a good book with a lovely book boyfriend for you to fall in love with and also a dream of mine is to maybe have my own bookstore in the future. Reading the detail of Sarah's bookshop was great, I could just picture it with it homely feel and also having the smell of books would just be totally amazing. The title alone was enough to catch my eye. I love 'books about books' and this one will truly resonate with people like me, who live and breathe books, no matter what genre you prefer.

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It’s great that she decided to share her passion on a blog, I mean who can understand that better than a book blogger. What’s a shy English librarian to do when she’s downsized out of a job and her only hope for remaining employed is to become a social media–savvy coordinator of online content? Firstly, I would like to start this review by mentioning the foreword from the author. I am not a great reader of this section usually, but I find Colgan fills hers with as much fun and wit as the rest of the book. However, this particular piece really sat with me, especially this line: The plot is simple- Sarah is a bookworm who owns a quirky second hand bookshop in Connecticut. She is passionate about romance novels, but never finds a man who compares to the book boyfriends residing in the fiction she adores. Then sexy, confident Ridge Warner, a journalist from New York, turns up on her doorstep- has Sarah finally found someone who can compare to the men in her books? This book tells us the story of Nina Redmond's life as a literary matchmaker. She loses her job as a librarian in the city and decides to move to Scotland's idyllic village. She then impetuously buys a van to transform it into a mobile bookshop that sounded initially inane to some villagers with an incorrigible attitude. But soon, things began to change positively for Nina and the villagers.