This was a very cute story which I read very quickly. From the time that Fliss and her sisters arrived, to the closing words of the story, you were cheering her on all of the time.

I loved getting to know the occupants (including the animals) of the chateau, along with the townspeople. It was an interesting theme to see how outsiders are (not) welcomed into a new area and country, and what people should do about it.

I loved finally finding out about how the chateau comes into the ownership of Fliss and her family, and the secrets that her Grandfather had kept, and the relationship he had with the area.

This is a beautiful story and I don't think would just need to be read at Christmas. It is a story of redemption, both of the families involved, and the area.

What a lovely easy read. Great characters and lovely descriptions, got a real feel for the location, made me want to visit. Definitely recommend this book

Oh I loved this book and could not put it down.

Fliss and her sisters end up inheriting a French chateaux after their grandfather dies but they didn’t even know it existed. I really loved watching the story unfold and for Fliss to sort her life out. She was a great protagonist and someone I think was easy to like and want to do well.

This book has such a range of colourful characters and that’s one of the things I really liked reading. There’s Fliss and her sisters, a nephew and then there’s the French characters, each of which had something to contribute. It was nice to see progression not only in Fliss but everyone else around her, making the book feel really whole.

When you read a novel by Jo Thomas you know that the food and drink experience will be amazing and second to none, and this was no exception.

When Fliss and her sisters are left a chateau in France, with a sitting tenant, it is only a matter of time before Fliss falls in love with the location and decides to open a B&B.

I loved the characters within the story, from the ethereal chatelaine Charlotte, to grumpy neighbour Jacques, Jason Fliss' nephew and Jacque's step daughter Clementine.

As always with Jo Thomas' books, community is at the heart of her stories, so it was lovely to see the community rally round to help when Fliss needed help. With a New Years Eve wedding at the chateau this book gives you all the romantic festive vibes you could possibly want.

I was looking for a quick enjoyable comfort fiction read set in winter for the holidays and Celebrations at the Chateau was everything I was looking for. The setting was perfect and the characters were thoroughly enjoyable.

This was a real feel good book. Great characters and a really cosy feel to it. Recommended when you want something lights and happy to read.

A beautiful story set in France. Characters are believable and keep you wanting to know their story . A beautiful chateau , weddings , parties, good food and wine make this a story you don’t want to end

This was a brilliant read and is being featured on my blog for my quick star reviews feature, which I have created on my blog so I can catch up with all the books I have read and therefore review.
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This book is a happy read. Perfect for snuggling up on the sofa with a coffee and some chocolate. A nice, easy, happy read! Jo Thomas has a great style of writing. I really enjoyed this book.
Thank you to Jo Thomas, NetGalley and Random House UK, Transworld Publishers for the opportunity to read and review this book.

What can I say snuggle down with a nice Hot chocolate and enjoy a nice easy read.

Wonderful characters and a great story make this so enjoyable.

It certainly does not strain the brain.

I really, really enjoyed Celebrations at the Chateau by Jo Thomas, so much so that I read this book in one sitting it was fab. Fliss and her sisters find out they have inherited a chateau in France, only problem is it has a sitting tenant. So they must set out to make the château pay for itself or lose it completely. I’m hoping there’s a sequel to this book, I soooo loved it.

A gem of a book. A light hearted , entertaining, easy read set in France. Some really laugh out loud moments!
Great to read at any time of year when you need cheering up.
Beautifully written, a great cast of characters- highly Recommended
Thank you to Netgalley, Random House Uk and Jo Thomas for letting me read this book in exchange for an honest review

This was a great read and I liked that it was set in France. I really enjoyed this book, as I have other books by Jo Thomas.

A joyful, festive read since in France. Three sisters discover their grandfather has left them a chateau and they think they've struck gold until they release there is a catch... a long standing tenant. They are unable to sell it as they first hoped and it comes with a hefty financial commitment that they have to workfare to overcome. An idyllic setting, mouthwatering food and a host of colourful characters.

This was a really lovely, light-hearted, feel good book set in France. Such a lovely book to settle down with in a cozy chair, a fuzzy blanket, a hot cup of coffee, and a candle flickering on the side table. This book was a relatively quick read and one I would recommend to anyone looking for something light, fluffy, and quick to read.

A lovely heart felt story set in France in a chateaux. I enjoyed the storylines, the characters and the scene. Lovely entertaining and easy read winter escape.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for an Arc in exchange for an honest opinion

A lovely feel good book with a happy ending. A nice easy read that I finished in a couple of days.
Tells the story of Fliss who had no real purpose or direction in her life as she becomes the owner of a chateau in France. Unsure whether she’s up to the task of saving it from getting into the wrong hands she does she best with the help of a few new friends.

Drunken cows? Yes, drunken cows.... Well, once you read this book, you will get what I mean.
Celebrations at the Chateau is a nice, cozy romantic story of healing, forgiveness, new beginnings and building solid foundations where they are supposed to be built.
Set in a picturesque French village, on the grounds of cheteau that is in need of love and care as much as its residents and neighbours, Celebrations at the Chateau is doing is best to bring readers the joy, laughter and belief in love and little miracles.
I utterly enjoyed this quick read... and year, I laughed for a long time after meeting a drunken cow in the apple orchard...
Read on

A nice, enjoyable, escapist read. Predictable but no less enjoyable for that. Fliss and her sisters Nellie and Izzy inherit a castle in France when their beloved grandfather dies. What they discover is far from the cosy holiday cottage they imagined. Fliss tries to sort out all the legalities and we get involved in her adventures as she settles into a completely different lifestyle. Great characters - including the animals, fun and romance. #netgalley #celebrationsatthechateau

I really enjoyed this, very feel-good novel. I liked the characters in it and the storyline was a bit unusual.

Thank you NetGalley for my complimentary copy in return for my honest review.