The Ticklemore Christmas Toy Shop by Liz Davies- Holiday fiction/romantic comedy
A book to warm your heart anytime of year. Alfred has had to move out of his home
to live with his rather strict newly retired headmistress daughter as he has had
a couple of falls and is starting to forget things. He really doesn’t believe he
is anywhere near as bad as what she thinks but doesn't appear to have much
choice in the matter. One day he takes himself off to Bookylicious the local
bookshop/cafe and Hattie comes in his path. Being of similar age (but not
disposition!) Hattie strikes up a conversation with him and as is her want asks him
lots of questions which he really doesn't want to answer. She feels he has
arrived for a reason and so begins project Alfred- to sort him out and get
things from his former home before they are put into a skip. Alfred makes
toys- or he did until his wife passed away. Scraps of wood made into
beautiful toys just to keep himself busy and they have sat in his shed ever
since. Hattie mentions this to a shop owner and the plan for the Ticklemore
toy shop is hatched. I loved this. It's a hug in a book and restores the faith
in human nature and also that being of more mature years doesn't mean
you are either daft or redundant- far from it. I loved Alfred and Hattie-
although would not wish to be on the wrong side of her! A wonderful
book (that encouraged me to drink hot chocolate) and one to leave you
with a warm feeling inside- with or without the hot choc!
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Purchase Links UK – https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ticklemore-Christmas-Toy-Shop-warming-ebook/dp/B08H5V7Z74 US - https://www.amazon.com/Ticklemore-Christmas-Toy-Shop-warming-ebook/dp/B08H5V7Z74
Author Bio – Liz Davies writes feel-good, light-hearted stories with a hefty dose of romance, a smattering of humour, and a great deal of love. She’s married to her best friend, has one grown-up daughter, and when she isn’t scribbling
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