More days at the morisaki bookshop

This book is as good as the first one. It's a comfy read, even it doesn't have enough romance i love the story.

As enticing as the idea behind it was, the first book often seemed vague and lost its footing after Takako confronts her ex. It seemed to throw in Momoko after that just to create some interest, keeping her mysterious for the most part. The sequel makes her purpose clear and it also has a much surer voice. It’s still a bit chary when it comes to romance, can’t really feel the love between Takako and her new boyfriend most of the time. Their relationship goes so smoothly as to be bland. And we don’t quite know where the other romance in the book goes. Hoping for a sequel that brings out more in these relationships. But this was a deep, sayisfying read.

This sequel to Days at the Morisaki Bookshop was beautifully written - at times heart wrenching and thought provoking. It is an interesting examination of personal relationships … left me wanting more!

A fun story. Relaxing read for end of day.

I had high hopes for this book as I enjoyed Book 1 immensely. This was too sad and gloomy for my taste.

A little slow to get started because of the recap from the first book. The story line is a little confusing and then you’re off. Sad but coming together in a positive way.

I love this book. Great sequel from the first book!

It was an immersive experience! I’m a fan of Satoru and loved how the character being developed in the second book.

En trevlig läsning

Another wonderful book, the story continues from the Morisaki bookshop, same likeable characters, it is a lovely but sad story, well written, definitely recommend

Feel good book. Its about ordinary everyday life, made me feel cozy and comforted :) Loved this one.

Excellent Book

Great