This book warmed my heart and fed my soul.
I loved Molly’s take charge bravado and how I felt like I was right beside her when it faltered.
Molly makes the bold choice of moving her family to a new town where she can open a business and live above the shop. Her teenaged daughter Laureen and younger son Elias are dubious about the plan at best. Neither of them want to change schools, make new friends or move from their house to an apartment, but Molly packs them up and heads into a new adventure.
As you might expect the move is full of bumps and missteps, but through it all Molly manages. Molly and her family find their footing and more.
I loved sharing Molly’s adventures. I cheered, laughed, and teared up right along with her.