Not the most interesting book I’ve ever read. Had high expectations after reading the description. But sadly never lived up to them. I found it quite mundane sorry and lacking in excitement

For Rosie it is a journey of self discovery as well as a trip around the UK, after she buys a campervan while drunk the evening her husband leave her for another woman.

He accuses her of being predictable and suspects his leaving won't have any effect, whereas it is soon apparent it was the best thing he could have ever done for Rosie.

Rosie is filled with self doubt and it was wonderful to see how she developed over the course of the summer, travelling around various festivals in her brand new travelling tea-shop. The first person she meets at her first campsite is Aria, who runs a travelling bookshop.

They team up and Rosie starts blending teas inspired by classic books which all sounded perfect - after all cream teas and books go together so well. I really enjoyed getting to know Aria and just why she was travelling too.

In fact there are all manner of interesting people on the travelling van circuit, and a whole variety of different festivals where they popped up over the summer months.

As I have come to expect from a book from Rebecca Raisin, it has a wonderful warm feel to it, everything is really well described, there is some humour and the back stories make you think a bit too. There is even a gorgeous guy, who continued to surprise both me and Rosie.

This was such a pleasure to read, I lost myself within the pages and felt as though I was at the various festivals with Rosie. And Poppy her bright pink campervan is fabulous too.

An incredibly enjoyable book and I already know that the wait for the next book by this talented author will be far too long!

Thank you to Netgalley and HQ Digital for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily,.

I read this whole book in one sitting last night when I couldn’t sleep. Totally cute story and a mostly original plot. The setting was different once Rosie could travel around in her van Poppy.

Loved the supporting characters but more time could have been spent on them such as telling the reader more about Max and Aria. All in all a good cozy read with a dash of sweet romance.