It was alright, I just felt that it was a bit too young for me. The language, the writing in general, the protagonist, none of it connected with me. I really like the idea for the story though, and would probably recommend this for someone in their teens who is a bit bookish. I do enjoy a book about books, and we definitely need more of those, I just don't think this is what I was looking for.

'Bookshop Girl' starts very promising but turns out to be a rather uneventful book. I must admit that I appreciated the humour but it's just not enough. Reading many YA books I got used to some turns of action and rather unpredictable plot twists - not many of those here. I give it 3 stars out of 5 for its flowing language (easy to read) and sense of humour.

Seriously I enjoyed this funny ,cute and light book.
I am thankful to netgalley for providing me with a e-arc .
To begin with this book is a story of a young girl of 16 ,Paige Turner who doesnt want her town's only bookshop, BENNET's Bookshop to close down as it also provides her with employment. She along with her best friend Holly and her other co-workers plan to save the bookshop. what follows to save the bookshop is a hilarious account and I totally loved this light read.
Paige love for books is CONTAGIOUS and I also drown in the love for books . Its a beautiful written story and I totally loved its quirky writing and the amazing cover.
This book is a light ,fun read for fans of YA fiction.
HAPPY READING !!!