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'This was pure joy to read and left me feeling warm inside!!'
'This book pulled at my heart strings and broke me in places and then slowly pieced me back together again'
'Oh my!!!!!! Cathy Bramley has done it again, a fantastic read and I could not stop reading it'
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1 author picked The Sunrise Sisterhood as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I adored the seaside setting of Salcombe in Devon and felt like when the characters made a trip to the beach, that I was alongside them, feeling the warmth of the sun on my face and the waves lapping at the shore while I was having an imaginary paddle.
The multigenerational characters were totally relatable, wonderful people that I felt I really connected with. It covered family dramas, dilemmas and secrets, lies, and second chances. It really is an incredibly uplifting and wonderful heartwarming read. Will guarantee the gorgeous feel-good factor you look forward to from this genre of book.
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