When Nina's beloved library closes, she misses her old role, especially connecting people with books they'll love. However, she has a dream: opening a tiny bookshop. When she sees an ad for a bus, and realizes she can turn this into a bookshop in a bus, she gathers together her courage and pursues her dream. She had no idea that she'd wind up in Scotland, living in a converted barn, and finding love in some unexpected places.
After reading some heavier books lately, I picked this up. It's light and kind of predictable, but I liked the concept of a book-selling bus traveling through small towns in Scotland. Admittedly, I skimmed through a few parts (the sections which focused more on her budding romance with her landlord). However, it was nice to read something a little light and it's certainly very upbeat. When I think about this book, I compare it to a marshmallow Peep --- I don't want to eat them all the time but one or two, once a year, are kind of fun.
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