Given to me by the local Primary School from the staff room book swopping as the books were getting stagnant.

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Leaving at this new OBCZ at a lunch time meet today.

Picked this up from weebly at the Dolphin, will be taking it on holiday to Pas de Calais at half term.

Another heartwarming story from Maeve Binchy - ideal antidote to a cold grey summer. Quentins is a dublin restaurant and the stories of clients and staff are woven together in the book. There is a typical cast of strong women characters.

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On the shelf in the cafe.