The Garden on Holly Street

After a year of change, can hope and love flourish?

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Pub Date 11 Jul 2019 | Archive Date 11 Jul 2019

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'It's a beautiful story of love blossoming in the most unexpected places.' Phillipa Ashley, bestselling author of A Perfect Cornish Summer

Sometimes you have to dig a little deeper to get the life you want . . .

Abby Hamilton's world has turned upside down in a matter of months - it seems that change is definitely in the air. But moving into Willow Court might just be the fresh start and happy distraction she needed.

Meeting her intriguing new neighbours helps push Abby out of her comfort zone. Then she finds an overgrown patch of garden in desperate need of love and time - something Abby has in spades! Throwing herself into bringing the garden back to life, Abby discovers that new beginnings can come from the most surprising places...

An uplifting, feel-good novel, perfect for fans of Holly Hepburn, Heidi Swain and Isabelle Broom.

Readers and authors love 'The Garden on Holly Street'

'An inspirational and touching read' Heidi Swain, bestselling author of 'Poppy's Recipe for Life'

'I sat up until 4AM reading this book I just couldn't put it down' Amazon Reviewer

'The Garden on Holly Street by Megan Attley is a wonderful, heartwarming read about friendship and community, overcoming loneliness and finding happiness in unexpected places. It's so uplifting!' Cressida McLaughlin

'The Garden on Holly Street is a stunning and sweet novel I beg you to read. It is the definition of the perfect comfort read, with friends waiting for you between the pages.' Chocolate 'n' Waffles

'A heart-warming story about a community coming together. I loved the residents of Holly Street!' Catherine Miller

'I was hooked all the way to the end it was a lovely read' Amazon Reviewer

'A truly scrumptious, 5* read! This is such a sweet, endearing, and ultimately uplifting story.' Lucy Coleman

'It's a beautiful story of love blossoming in the most unexpected places.' Phillipa Ashley, bestselling author of A Perfect Cornish Summer

Sometimes you have to dig a little deeper to get the life you...


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ISBN 9781409183068
PRICE £8.99 (GBP)
PAGES 368

Average rating from 31 members


Featured Reviews

The Garden on Holly Street is a book with real heart and an interesting mix of characters. I loved the sense of community the garden brought to the residents of Willow Court. The book is insightful, and I could really feel the author's passion in the underlying message about not judging someone too quickly and the importance of spending time getting to know someone. The third person POV allows us to see what goes on behind closed doors and how there is often more to 'the grumpy old man' or 'the pesky kid'.

It's the perfect book to cosy up with on a rainy summer's day.

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A warm and comforting story of just how much people can grow when given the opportunity.
When Abby first discovers the unloved and forgotten wilderness that is the garden on holly street, she’s got more than enough to worry about. Her long term relationship has broken down and she just lost her job.
Moving into her new block, Abby starts to interact with other people in the building, and the story flows seamlessly between Abby and her neighbours Ernie and Arthur.
There are some wonderful friendships here and i was particularly emotional when it came to the parts from Ernie’s perspective as a small boy, and Arthur as an older gent dealing with the loss of his wife.
Attley shows with great skill the impact that coming together as a community and having time for each other can have, and it’s made me not only passionate about what I can grow in my garden but what I can grow in my life!

A sweet, heartwarming and life affirming story about what happens when you reach out to your neighbours. Loved it.

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