‘A real festive treat’ JULES WAKE

‘Heart-melting and mouthwatering, this Christmas treat is as sweet and delicious as a marron glace’ VERONICA HENRY

‘A festive romance that reminds us of the importance of living in the moment’ HELEN ROLFE

‘Deliciously romantic’ WOMAN’S OWN

‘Such a warm, delightful Christmas tale’ CATHERINE MILLER

‘All the joy of Christmas in one delicious, utterly mouth-watering package’ JULIE CAPLIN

‘Romantic and uplifting’ WOMAN & HOME

‘Charming, full of festive fun and romance’ MY WEEKLY

‘Utterly brilliant’ CLAIRE WADE

The most magical time of the year…

For the first time in ten years, Freya is back in the little village of Middlemass for Christmas. The streets might be twinkling with fairy lights, but after the recent loss of her mother, she’s never felt less festive.

Forced to sleep under the same roof as her handsome neighbour Finn, Freya realises she’s going to need a distraction - fast! So she sets herself a challenge: to cook the ‘12 Days of Christmas’. Her delicious food soon brings the villagers together, and as each day passes, old friendships are renewed, memories stirred and there’s even the flickering of romance…

She was only meant to stay for the holidays, but could Middlemass - and Finn - steal her heart forever?

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Praise for Poppy Alexander:

‘Friendship, community and a little bit of romance - what’s not to love?’ Mandy Baggot

‘Books, bats and romance…a perfect escape. I loved spending time with the characters of Middlemas.’ Liz Fenwick

‘My first Poppy Alexander book but definitely not my last. What a lovely, engaging, perceptive story The Littlest Library is’ Sue Moorcroft

‘Five of the biggest stars for The Littlest Library. I thoroughly enjoyed spending some time with Jess and her phone box full of books.’ Catherine Miller

‘I loved everything about this book. It is filled with so much warmth, gentle humour and some very heart touching moments’ Sue Fortin

‘A great festive read.’ NetGalley Reviewer

‘This book was literally one of my favourite reads this year!’ NetGalley Reviewer