Review: The Little Teashop on Main

5/11/2019

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I don't know what I was expecting from The Little Teashop on Main - but I certainly got more than I thought I was. This is a lovely book about love and friendship. This is a story of three women who are friends since childhood. These three little girls were always there for each other. We get to read so many tidbits from their lives together as they grew up - in childhood, college, and the present day. The book itself spans 30 years, so we get a lot of the background of their friendship.

Each woman very much has her own personality - I don't want to say too much about that because so much of fun of this book is learning about each one of them, both as an individual and as a part of a unit. Many of this is learned through the multiple perspectives we get - which I love! I usually like double POVs (the usual for romances, my fave), but this one does not overwhelm me with having more than two POVs.

Jodi Thomas does a wonderful job of getting the reader to care about these characters while at the same time creating a deeply fulfilling story. This is a light read, but there are some sensitive topics - which Thomas does wonderfully. I recommend this book to everyone - but especially women who have had friends like these...or have always wanted friends like these <3