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Title	:	Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop of Dreams (Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop #1)
Author	:	Jenny Colgan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 465 pages
Published	:	March 28th 2012 by Sphere (first published 2012)
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Fiction. Contemporary. Adult

Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop of Dreams (Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop #1) Paperback | Pages: 465 pages

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Were you a sherbet lemon or chocolate lime fan? Penny chews or hard boiled sweeties (you do get more for your money that way)? The jangle of your pocket money ...the rustle of the pink and green striped paper bag ...Rosie Hopkins thinks leaving her busy London life, and her boyfriend Gerard, to sort out her elderly Aunt Lilian's sweetshop in a small country village is going to be dull. Boy, is she wrong. Lilian Hopkins has spent her life running Lipton's sweetshop, through wartime and family feuds. As she struggles with the idea that it might finally be time to settle up, she also wrestles with the secret history hidden behind the jars of beautifully coloured sweets. Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams - a novel - with recipes. *Winner of the RNA Romantic Novel of the Year Award 2013*

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Original Title:	Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop of Dreams
ISBN:	075154454X (ISBN13: 9780751544541)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop #1
Setting:	England
Literary Awards:	Romantic Novel of the Year (RoNa's) Award (2013)

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Though the story premise was fine I found the book to ramble and meander. Perhaps a good vacation read.

Rosie Hopkins enjoys her work as an auxiliary nurse in London and her boyfriend Gerard, so why would she want to leave to take care of an old great-aunt she's barely ever met? So what if she's between jobs right now and so what if Gerard hasn't proposed in 7 years of dating? Well, great-aunt Lillian helped provide for Rosie's family and now she needs help selling her house, sweet shop and finding a nursing home so Rosie heads to the wilds of Derbyshire to care for Aunt Lillian. Rosie finds a

I absolutely loved this book.I have read the Cupcake books and loved them and this was was as good. However having said that I am probably half a stone heavier as Jenny did recommend reading this eating sweets so, always one to do as I'm told, I sat down with my sherbet lemons, liquorice (or licorish, as Lilian would say) and chocolate limes and munched my way through this wonderfully sweet (no pun intended!) book.I just loved Rosie and Lilian and liked the stories of their loves and lives;

Well I have mixed feelings about this book as I didn't finish it, not because it was rubbish but because it annoyed me. I liked the main character Rosie and Lilian was fine for a embittered old woman. I couldn't get on with the two time frames at all and this made it too hard to enjoy from the beginning. I liked the whole idea of an old fashioned sweet shop, but there were too many things going on in the story for me to concentrate and enjoy it. I was going to carry on but in the end I couldn't

Rosie has a rather stagnant life. She lives in London with her boyfriend of seven years, Gerard. She is an auxilary nurse with a few good friends. She is over thirty, bored yet rather complacent. She gets a phone call from her mother in Australia. Her Great Aunt Lillian, who lived in the small village of Lipton needs some help. She is in her 80s and her health is failing. She needs to sell her sweet shop and cottage and move into a care facility and Rosie is the closest relative, who is also

I loved this book from the start, mainly due to all the references to sweets and particularly all those old favourites, some typically Scottish. I could completely imagine myself in the little sweetshop I frequented before I went to school in the morning and this book definitely took me back. The characters were well drawn. I can't even choose a favourite character, as I would have difficulty choosing between them. I wasn't particularly impressed with Rosie's boyfriend, but I wasn't meant to be,

I was disappointed with this. It was merely okay and I didn't care for Lilian's plotline at all.The Beach Street Bakery blows it out the water.