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The Cherry Tree Café: Cupcakes, crafting and love - the perfect summer read for fans of Bake Off

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Cupcakes, crafting and love at The Cherry Tree Cafe... Perfect feel-good summer reading for fans of Great British Bake-Off Lizzie Dixon's life feels as though it's fallen apart. Instead of the marriage proposal she was hoping for from her boyfriend, she is unceremoniously dumped, and her job is about to go the same way. So, there's only one option: to go back home to the village she grew up in and to try to start again. Her best friend Jemma is delighted Lizzie has come back home as she has just bought a little cafe and Lizzie's sewing skills are just what she needs to help get it ready for the grand opening. With a new venture and a new home, things are looking much brighter for Lizzie. But can she get over her broken heart, and will an old flame reignite a love from long ago...? For everyone who loves settling down to watch Great British Bake-Off, the Great British Sewing Bee, or curling up to read Milly Johnson or Jenny Colgan,The Cherry Tree Cafe is a coffee-break treat. 'A heart-warming sweet treat of a read' Mandy Baggot 'Fans of Jenny Colgan and Carole Matthews will enjoy this heartfelt debut novel from talented new author, Heidi Swain. The Cherry Tree Cafe is that most delicious of things - a warm and gently funny story of reinvention, romance, and second chances that you'll devour in one sitting' Katie Oliver, author of the bestselling 'Marrying Mr Darcy' series 'The Cherry Tree Cafe is every bit as delicious as the cover promises. Drop in for a minute, and the fabulous world of the crafting cafe wraps itself around you, pulling you in right from the first page. Beautifully written, with a heroine I rooted for all the way, and a great supporting cast. Original and assured, and like a cup of Orange Pekoe tea - perfect to enjoy in the afternoon' Jane Linfoot, author of The Vintage Cinema Club Read more Read less

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Simon & Schuster UK; Unabridged edition (July 16, 2015)


Publication date ‏ : ‎ July 16, 2015


Language ‏ : ‎ English


File size ‏ : ‎ 5039 KB


Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled


Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported


Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled


X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Enabled


Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled


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    • I am so glad I was recommended this heart-warming and an uplifting book
The Cherry Tree Cafe is Heidi Swain debut novel and what a fabulous read it is! I am so glad I was recommended this heart-warming and an uplifting book. Lizzie Dixon is The Cherry Tree Cafe main character. She is a clever, a creative and a resourceful woman who got sort of lost in a relationship with a very uptight and a snobbish man. After a terribly embarrassing and a humiliating break up Lizzi is determined to do a bit of a soul searching. Encouraged by her best friend Jemma she decides to move back to her home town. Lizzie is not only enthusiastically met by Jemma's family, her own family as well as all the town's good folks but she also learns that her high school crush is back in town and nursing his own broken heart too! I was certain I was going to enjoy this book as soon as I saw it landing into my kindle library. I loved the way Heidi describes The Cherry Tree Cafe and the surrounding town of Wynbridge. There is plenty of beautiful ( Jemma, Tom and Ben), funny ( Ella) and colorful ( Lizzie's mother) characters to let us fully immerse in the story-line. The friendship between Lizzie and Jemma was so delectable to read. They have such an understanding of each others life and seem to nudge one or the other in the right direction while giving plenty of encouragement and love on the way. Although during some scenes I found Lizzie very exasperating and wanted her to get a move on and come to a decision! At the end I tried to put myself in Lizzie's shoes and I realized that it must have been very difficult for her to choose a path she will be happy to follow. I loved the relationship dynamics between Jemma and Tom and Lizzie and Ben. All four of them worked hard at making their dreams come true! I really enjoyed the crafting scenes of the story; making bunting, crocheting and getting people together to have some creative fun. What a joy! I would definitely join a crafting session in The Cherry Tree Cafe myself. The story had been developed very cleverly with a few twists and turns so we,as readers, could see how a couple of misunderstandings can lead to lots of trouble or broken hearts. There was definitely a few mysteries surrounding our Ben Fletcher but a good chat and a hot cup of tea can sort out almost anything. As a romantic comedy The Cherry Tree Cafe is simply a pure gold. Heidi Swain had created a wonderful, warm and inspiring book that was so pleasurable to read. I will be eagerly awaiting what she will deliver. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2015 by Sparkly Word
    • Well worth reading
I enjoyed the setting of this book -- a crafting café. It's not a place I have personal experience with, but I found it to be good fodder for my own imagination, which to me always enhances a story. While telling the story of one young woman's romantic ups and downs, the author also managed to work in believable descriptions of other life challenges -- balancing family life and work, difficult relationships with parents, evaluating the pros and cons of becoming an entrepreneur, and then the actual work involved in starting a business, just to name a few. The sexual content is very understated. The tone is light, rather than intense, which makes it perfect for summer reading. I found it so pleasant that I immediately bought the author's next book, Summer at Skylark Farm, which I found to be even more enjoyable. I'm glad to have found a new author to follow! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2016 by Sue
    • An author to watch
When I first read The Cherry Tree Cafe's blurb, I knew it was my kind of read. I love baking and crafting so the promise of both mixed with a bit of romance is my idea of a perfect story. And after finishing it I can tell you that I was not wrong. As soon as I stepped into The Cherry Tree Cafe I felt like home. Even if when we first read about it, it still needs a bit of work, I completely fell in love with it through Lizzie's eyes. Actually, Lizzie's ideas and concepts to renovate it were some of my favourite bits of the story. But story behind this book is so much more than the renovation of the little Cafe. When we meet Lizzie, she is expecting a proposal from her rich boyfriend. Which doesn't happen, at all. Instead she is bumped and given that she moved to London for him and got her job thanks to him, she finds herself in quite an awkward situation. But soon she realises, as we do too as readers, that she never fitted in this shiny luxurious life and goes back home to her friend's place to start over. Jemma is the kind of friend we would love to have in our lives. The friendship between these two is really well developed and believable and I enjoyed reading their interactions a lot. But the star of the story is Jemma's little girl, Ella. She always had something to comment on and was usually spot on. But Jemma and her family are not the only ones waiting for Lizzie in her hometown. Her neurotic mother (imagine Judy Geller from Friends), an old high school rival, her old job and an old flame are all waiting for Lizzie too. Which make her return a bit more complicated and give the story quite a lot of drama. There certainly were a couple of twists that I didn't expect at all and there was a moment when I really had no idea where the story was going to go. So good for Heidi Swain for having the ability to surprise me. The Cherry Tree Cafe is Heidi's debut and she has showed us her great potential. She certainly is one author to watch. I highly recommend The Cherry Tree Cafe to baking and crafting lovers as there are so many ideas to take from the book. I think I'll leave now to go make some bunting, Lizzie's style! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2015 by Alba in Bookland
    • Easy to read
Good for summer reading ... but just too predictable for me. I enjoyed the details of Lizzie's crafting.. but felt the characters were a little washy.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2018 by J. Craig
    • Five Stars
The story was cute, clever, and well paced.
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016 by Gina
    • Cherry Tree Cafe
The Cherry Tree Cafe was an easy read and a delightful story. Enjoyed it! 😊
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017 by Amazon Customer
    • great read.
Very entertaining and different
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2016 by Clare L. Hasler
    • Weak annoying heroine
I’m surprised by all the high ratings. It started out as a great cozy book about a young woman finding herself. It had some great characters However, as it progressed there were many conflicts. The heroine was so weak and constantly apologizing that it became annoying. The romance fell flat for me because she new he was hiding something. So how do you fall in love with someone you know is deceiving you? Also, if I’m choosing a cutesy book about a crafting cafe I don’t want scenes thrown in about getting drunk, falling into bed with men, and not being able to remember anything. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020 by m Gary

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