The Forgotten Bookshop in Paris

“The Forgotten Bookshop in Paris” is a pleasant and charming novel that offers a satisfying blend of literary romance and Parisian charm. While it may not break any new ground in terms of plot or characterization, it is an enjoyable read that will appeal to fans of the genre.

Ornbratt's writing is engaging and descriptive, with a clear love for both literature and the City of Light. The story follows the journey of a young woman named Cat as she inherits a struggling bookstore in Paris and sets out to revive it. The plot is straightforward and predictable, but it is executed with enough heart and humor to keep the reader engaged.

The characters in the novel are likable but somewhat flat, with little depth or complexity to their personalities. The romance between Cat and a handsome Frenchman is sweet but lacks tension or conflict, and the novel's resolution feels somewhat rushed and tidy.