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Winter Reading Challenge 2018: Dreaming in Chocolate by Susan Bishop Crispell (spotlight)
Dreaming in Chocolate
written by Susan Bishop Crispell
published by St. Martin’s Griffin, 2018
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About the book – from Goodreads: A story of love, hot chocolate, and one little girl’s wish for her mother that will make your heart swell.
At twenty-seven, Penelope Dalton is quickly ticking off items on a bucket list. Only the list isn’t hers. After her eight year-old daughter Ella is given just six months to live thanks to an inoperable brain tumor, Penelope is determined to fill Ella’s remaining days with as many new experiences as she can.
With an endless supply of magical gifts and recipes from the hot chocolate café Penelope runs alongside her mother in a small town nestled in the Appalachian Mountains, she is able to give her daughter almost everything she wants. The one sticking point is Ella’s latest addition to her list: get a dad. And not just any dad. Ella has her sights set on Noah Gregory, her biological father and the only person Penelope knows to have proved her true love hot chocolate wrong.
Now Noah’s back in town for a few months—and as charming as ever—and the part of her that dreamed he was her fate in the first place wonders if she made the right decision to keep the truth of their daughter from him. The other, more practical part, is determined to keep him from breaking Ella’s heart too.
But as Ella’s health declines, Penelope must give in to her fate or face a future of regrets.
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by Heidi
I have this book for review, I just haven’t gotten to it, yet. It sounds lovely. I will need a light fluffy read after I finish the book I am reading right now.
by TheEveryFreeChanceReader
I’m looking forward to reading this one as well. It does sound like a great read!