title: Christmas at the Little Village Bakery: A feel good festive romance to curl up by the fire with (Honeybourne) (Volume 2)
author:  Tilly Tennant 
description: 'Christmas at the Little Village Bakery is a warm hug, in the depths of the cold of winter, that would be perfect to read curled up by the fireplace, with some hot chocolate, and just enjoy the whole atmosphere of the book. It has some absolutely fabulous moments, some great small village community spirit and even what pretty much feels like a Christmas miracle.'Rachel's Random Reads 'A feel good festive romance that would make the perfect stocking filler for the bookworm in your life!'Bookworms and Shutterbugs 'A lovely Christmas read and it was great to catch up with the folk of Honeybourne, I just hope there is more to follow, that village has plenty more stories to tell I am sure.'Jo's Book Journey 'What more could a girl want than to be reading about a quaint little village, covered in snow, with wonderful characters which make you want to befriend them and a storyline which left me wanting more. The cover just drew me in too and it really didn't disappoint'The Reading Shed 'I wanted to be there, walking in the snow, tucking into my Christmas dinner ...What a bloody brilliant read it was too...loved it'I Love Reading 'This was cute ...I loved the Christmas setting!'Tweety Andy Reads Praise for the Little Village Bakery: 'Hooked ... when the truth was revealed it was not what I was expecting ... I can honestly say it was delightful.' The Book Jotter 'This book was an absolute pleasure to read - I devoured it in one sitting!' The Reading Shed 'This is an adorable tale of new beginnings, new friends and a village pulling together. Highly recommended.' Shelley Back Books 'I absolutely loved this.' Well Read Pirate 'This is the first book I've read by this author and I absolutely loved it. The story weaves together a tale of love, friendship, trust, desire and so much more.' Haven't Got a Clue 'I loved this story, it had a little bit of everything, romance, heartbreak, mystery and a little magic thrown in for good measure. I'll definitely be reading the sequel when it comes out.' Mum Reinvented 'I loved Honeybourne; it's the kind of place I would love to live. This is a sweet, enjoyable read.' For the Love of Books
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  # Holiday Stories for Young People
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ### Various
  
  
  This page formatted 2005 Munsey's.
  
  
  http://www.munseys.com
  
  DEDICATION.
  
  
  PREFACE.
  
  
  
  
  
  The Clover Leaf Club of Bloomdale
  
  
    
  CHAPTER I. THE HEROINE PRESENTS HERSELF.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER II. COMPANY TO TEA, AND SOME RECEIPTS.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER III. A FAIR WHITE LOAF.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IV. HOW TO SWEEP.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER V. A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VI. A CANDY PULL.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VII. KEEPING ACCOUNTS.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VIII. WE GIVE A RECEPTION.
  
  
  The Lighthouse Lamp.
  
  
  The Pied Piper of Hamelin.
  
  
  A Christmas Frolic.
  
  
  A Coquette.
  
  
  Horatius.[1]
  
  
  The Glorious Fourth.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER I. AT THE MANSE.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER II. AT WISHING-BRAE.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER III. GRACE TAKES A HAND.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IV. TWO LITTLE SCHOOLMARMS.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER V. CEMENTS AND RIVETS.
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VI. THE TOWER ROOM.
  
  
  Outovplace.
  
  
  Freedom's Silent Host.
  
  
  Presence of Mind.
  
  
  The Boy Who Went from the Sheepfold to the Throne.
  
  