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⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wildflower Christmas by @gracegreene I really enjoyed the first two books in the Wildflower series and was excited to have a Christmas themed novella to help tie up the loose ends of the story. Kara Hart had been through an awful lot, the past few months, and the loss of her beloved father was one of the biggest things. Keeping busy, trying to realise his dreams, and getting caught up in finding long lost family, alongside renovations of her new home, finally takes its toll. Kara is ready for a calm and quiet Christmas, with, maybe, the company of her tentative boyfriend, Will. Time to reflect on the changes in her life. But nothing is ever as easy as that. Long-lost family, health problems, wayward best friends, old lovers and a child in need of care over the festive period all come together to create a truly memorable Christmas, for Kara and her loved ones. A lovely, conclusion to a great three-part series. #reader #readsta #readersofinstagram #book #booksta #bookstagram #bookish #bookart #bookworm #booknerd #bibliophile

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Mother's Story Oh, my goodness, @mrsamandaprowse, you did it again. Made me cry. A Mother's Story is another one of those beautifully written stories, in Amanda Prowse's unique voice, which deals with sensitive issues, that are not beautiful at all. Jessica and Matthew get married and are at the peak of their newly-married bliss when they find out they are to become parents. Having a child was always a part of their plan, but a (pleasant) surprise, so early. However, a traumatic birth experience triggers the start of the baby blues, which spiral deep into postnatal depression. I was moved to tears as we were transported from the present day, hearing Jessica's voice, as she makes a slow recovery, to the happenings of the past; the triggers that caused a genuinely horrendous incident to occur. I applaud Amanda Prowse for tackling such a delicate topic, not in a flowery way, but in that human, realistic way. Books like this go some way to educating others about how much of a severe illness postnatal depression is. Read it. Just read. #amandaprowse #book #bookreview #booksta #bookstagram #bookish #bookart #review #bibliophile

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