Please note: This review is based on the advance reader’s copy provided by William Morrow Paperbacks for review purposes. True to Colgan’s other books, this one is filled with scenes of rural England/Scotland and will feel like a vacation without ever leaving the covers of the book! For book-lovers, this is a book about love, books, and life. Ainslee had started coming in mornings before school and Nina had started to pay her a small wage. But her primary dilemma remains: Is the handsome man who quotes poetry and leaves her books the one for her, or is it the man closer to home?įinding out is fun and very entertaining. The course of love is never true, and in this case it’s made more difficult by the driver of a train which almost kills Nina after her van stalls on the tracks.

20 2016 by Jenny Colgan (Author) 4,143 ratings Book 1 of 3: Scottish Bookshop Series Kindle Edition 11.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Hardcover from 84.47 5 Used from 84.47 Paperback 18.32 35 Used from 12.50 20 New from 11.

Problems ensue and instead of being able to take her van to Edgbaston, where Nina lives, she ends up moving to Scotland to sell books from her van, moving into the cottage on the property of an irascible Scot who comes complete with kilt, sheep, and sheepdog. The Bookshop on the Corner: A Novel Hardcover Sept. And she finds reading exciting and wonderful - much more wonderful than real life.īut when she loses her job at the local library, Nina takes a risk and travels to Scotland to buy a van she will make into a traveling bookshop. Like many a lover of reading, she loves to find that perfect book that will make reading exciting and wonderful. The main character, Nina Redmond, loves to pair up people and books. She keeps her characters in Great Britain, but changes the bakery for a bookstore. “The Bookshop on the Corner” is written by Jenny Colgan, author of the charming “Little Beach Street Bakery” books.

The bookshop on the corner