BOOK BEGINNINGS ON FRIDAYS
The Book Club Hotel by Sarah Morgan
MY BOOK BEGINNING
"Maple Sugar Inn, how may I help you?"-- from The Book Club Hotel by Sarah Morgan.
I've never read any books by Sarah Morgan, but I saw this one at a library friends store the other day and it looks perfect for this holiday weekend. I'm ready to curl up with a cozy read!
The Friday 56 is a natural tie-in with Book Beginnings. The idea is to share a two-sentence teaser from page 56 of your featured book. If you are reading an ebook or audiobook, find your teaser from the 56% mark.
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MY FRIDAY 56
-- from The Book Club Hotel:
YOUR BOOK BEGINNINGS
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THE FRIDAY 56
Freda at Freda's Voice started and hosted The Friday 56 for a long, long time. She is taking a break and Anne at My Head is Full of Books has taken on hosting duties in her absence. Please visit Anne's blog and link to your Friday 56 post.
MY FRIDAY 56
-- from The Book Club Hotel:
She almost wished she hadn't had twins. If there had been a gap between her children at least then she could have let go of them one at a time and gradually eased herself into a child-free life, instead of losing both at the same time.
FROM THE PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION
With its historic charm and picture-perfect library, the Maple Sugar Inn is considered the ultimate vacation destination. But widowed far too young, and exhausted from juggling the hotel with being a dedicated single mom, Hattie Coleman dreams only of making it through each day.
When Erica, Claudia and Anna—lifelong friends who seem to have it all—check in for a girlfriends’ book club holiday, it changes everything. Their close friendship and shared love of books have carried them through life's ups and downs. But Hattie can see they're also packing some major emotional baggage, and nothing prepares her for how deeply her own story is about to become entwined in theirs.
My cousins were twins and my aunt had no other children. I wonder if she felt that way about letting them go all at once. How abrupt a change for a mother.
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