The Little Book of Everyday People - Helen Anderson - Bog

After the passing of her beloved Aunt, Ru finds herself the unexpected heir to the charming Blossom Cottage, nestled in the heart of East Dorset. Leaving behind the hustle and bustle of city life and her dual roles as barista and florist, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery in the serenity of the countryside.
As she delves into the world of rural living, she meets Daniel, the warm-hearted owner of the local garden centre, who becomes her guide in restoring the once-vibrant garden that her Aunt so dearly loved. Through him, she's introduced to a tapestry of close-knit, quirky characters that make up the heart of the town - each one more welcoming than the last.
But as the petals unfurl and the seasons change, the shadows of grief begin to cloud over Ru's idyllic new life. Memories of her Aunt intertwine with the pain of her estranged relationship with her mother, making her wonder if she can truly find solace in this new place.
The Little Book of Everyday People is an evocative tale that delves deep into the intricacies of grief, the strength found in community, and the profound beauty of everyday life.