The bookstore of the past
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Miranda grew among the shelves of the bookstore of her eccentric Uncle Billy, deciding the riddles that he came up with for her. But when the girl was twelve, his uncle quarreled with her mother and disappeared from their life forever. The next time she hears about him for sixteen years later: Billy died and left her a book bench located on the verge of bankruptcy.
After Miranda returns to Los Angeles and enters the “Prospero"s Book”, she is already as the owner, she He begins to find hints: between the pages of novels, in locked boxes and even in the very name of the store. Miranda decides to save the shop and find the answer to the last riddle that Billy left her. Soon, the girl meets people from his past, and their stories help to shed light on the family.
“Bookstore of the past” - an affair with a big heart and love for details. The story of the family, feelings and healing power of people who surround each of us. This is a love letter to reading and bookstores, as well as confirmation of the fact that we are stories behind us
After Miranda returns to Los Angeles and enters the “Prospero"s Book”, she is already as the owner, she He begins to find hints: between the pages of novels, in locked boxes and even in the very name of the store. Miranda decides to save the shop and find the answer to the last riddle that Billy left her. Soon, the girl meets people from his past, and their stories help to shed light on the family.
“Bookstore of the past” - an affair with a big heart and love for details. The story of the family, feelings and healing power of people who surround each of us. This is a love letter to reading and bookstores, as well as confirmation of the fact that we are stories behind us
Author:
Author:Mayerson E.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Girls in the Big City
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-120972-8
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