The Door-to-Door Bookstore by Carsten Henn

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The door-to-door bookstore has a lovely front cover. The door-to-door bookstore is a contemporary genre. I found this book to be an uplifting and moving read. The story is about Carl who is 72 years old and he goes door to door delivering books to loyal customers. Carl job starts to be threated. I found the plot to be very good and is a heartwarming read that is about friendship, love and books. I felt very different emotions while reading this book which is great that the author can make you feel like this. I loved the character Carl and the friendship he had with Schascha who was 9-year-old. A lovely read that written well. 4 stars. Blurb The Door - to - Door Bookstore There's a book written for every one of us... Carl may be 72 years old, but he's young at heart. Every night he goes door - to - door delivering books by hand to his loyal customers. He knows their every desire and preference, carefully selecting the perfect story for each person. One evening as he makes his rounds, nine - year - old Schascha appears. Loud and precocious, she insists on accompanying him - and even tries to teach him a thing or two about books. When Carl's job at t he bookstore is threatened, will the old man and the girl in the yellow raincoat be able to restore Carl's way of life, and return the joy of reading to his little European town? THE DOOR - TO - DOOR BOOKSTORE is a heart - warming tale of the value of friendshi p, the magic of reading, and the power of books to unite us all. Translated by Melody Shaw Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Door - Door - Bookstor e - heartwarming - uplifting - ebook/dp/B0BVVV3P8S/ https://www.amazon.com/Door - Door - Bookstore - Novel - ebook/dp/B0BC1R9ZT5/ref=tmm_kin _swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Author Bio – Carsten Henn has worked as a radio presenter, wine and restaurant critic, and has published a number of successful novels. He lives in Germany. Social Media Links – https://www.instagram.com/carsten.henn/ http://carstensebastianhenn.de/Notes for Bloggers:

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