A quick and wholesome read (nothing in here would offend my grandma). Trigger warnings for drug use, thoughts about suicide, and parent deaths should be noted. I wanted more of Vlado's story as I felt like he had an interesting background, but his character's main role was just to have a thing for Nora.

Kindly received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Life hasn’t been kind to librarian Nora Martinez, but she looks at the world through rose colored glasses. finding hope and joy in the smallest things. She pours her heart into making her small library in Colorado a gathering place for her community while she waits for the chance to be reunited with her troubled brother. Nora takes in all those who need hope and a second chance, making her little library a beacon of light and hope in a dark world. Culminating in a blizzard that strands a group of misfits inside Nora’s library, this book is a beautiful tribute to the power of libraries and the people entrusted to share them with the world. Truly a book to make believers of all of us