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I read the Kindle version of this book. Alice was abandoned as a baby in the Yorkshire moors, and was lucky to have been found. While her adoptive father was a wonderful parent, after his death, she finds that her adoptive mother never really wanted her. So Alice makes her own way in the world, using her baking skills to take her from place to place. When a tragic accident takes the life of her fiance and an ugly past, she uses the life insurance money to start over, buying a cafe in a town near where she was found as a baby. The place is not in the condition that was advertised, but Alice perseveres, making friends who help her with the renovations, and also with her quest to potentially find out about her birth parents. Along the way to making her dreams a reality, she may even find love.


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The Little Teashop of Lost and Found edition by Trisha Ashley Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

This is my first time reading anything by this author but it won't be the last. What a great story! I really enjoyed how all the plot lines were brought together and loved the characters. Most original and entertaining book I've read in a long time.
I really enjoyed reading this book, even though I read it in record time, just like all Trisha's books. I love the way everything comes together in the end, and that characters from previous books also make an appearance, and we learn their news. No doubt the characters from this book will appear in a future story, and I look forward to seeing them again.
I always enjoy Trisha Ashley books. They are full of (mostly) nice people doing interesting things. Plus the seeming quiet British countryside is such an unusual setting for me, that it's like taking a virtual vacation.
Found as a newborn, she was left stuffed in the rock crevice, wrapped in a sheepskin on a cold night. She was adopted but knew nothing of her biological parents. She's come home to the area where it all started and opened a transom in an old cafe. It feels a little like home. Is it?
A splendid read by an amazing author who brings everyday life to mean something special to each and every reader. I love this family. Alice is an inspiration - dogged, passionate, individual, independent, wary, experienced and yet still grieving in her own way. Trisha Ashley fleshes out Alice's life, introducing character after quirky character to support an intricate and lovely story. And oh my goodness, the ending! A five-star read.
I love the Little Teashop of Lost and Found! I never thought I would love one of Trisha Ashley's books more than The Twelve Days of Christmas, but the Little Teashop is now my other favorite book. I loved it so much I read it three times in one month. I love Ashley's Characters, the wit, the drama and the love. The romance that goes on in her books are fabulous. Nile is another great character to moon over. I love the recipes too!! Wish I could visit Alice's Teashop in person. I also love when other Characters from previous books show up in her new books. TrishaWorld is my favorite place to escape. Read this book, and share with your friends.
This was my first Trisha Ashley book. It was a beautifully written story with unique and strong characters, amazing location and lots of surprises. I have since read 3 more Ashley books and enjoyed every one of them. She reminds me a little of Angela Thirkell, for those who have read those vintage novels, in that the same general location is used in each book and sometimes characters from one book meet those from another. It's a wonderful picture of the way life might be in a nicer world. In a chaotic world it's nice to relax with engaging characters and know that there will be a happy ending in each book.
I read the version of this book. Alice was abandoned as a baby in the Yorkshire moors, and was lucky to have been found. While her adoptive father was a wonderful parent, after his death, she finds that her adoptive mother never really wanted her. So Alice makes her own way in the world, using her baking skills to take her from place to place. When a tragic accident takes the life of her fiance and an ugly past, she uses the life insurance money to start over, buying a cafe in a town near where she was found as a baby. The place is not in the condition that was advertised, but Alice perseveres, making friends who help her with the renovations, and also with her quest to potentially find out about her birth parents. Along the way to making her dreams a reality, she may even find love.