The Pot of Gold at the Rainbow Cafe
by Dan Chabot
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Pub Date Apr 01 2025 | Archive Date Apr 10 2025
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Description
In a time when too much emphasis is on our past sins, instead of our many celebrated successes, The Pot of Gold at the Rainbow Café is a breath of fresh air. It's a story that looks at what’s right with America, its big heart, and its kind and generous people. It is an inspiring, touching, humorous story about main-street America, still the land of opportunity and exceptionalism, where fairy-tale endings are still common. It’s a place where neighbors look out for each other, help each other, then pay it forward, pass their good fortune along. Just look around you. It still happens every day.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798312550955 |
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Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Abigail L, Librarian
The Pot of Gold at the Rainbow Café is one of those books that just makes you feel better about the world. It’s full of stories that remind you that kindness still exists and that the American spirit is alive and well. The small-town charm, the neighborly love, and the little acts of generosity all made me feel like I was right there in the café, sipping coffee and soaking it all in. I really enjoyed reading it because it reminded me not to overlook the good happening around us every day.
Sue E, Reviewer
Who says feel-good stories are out of style?! This book is like a hug from your favorite diner waitress who knows everyone’s order and life story. The Pot of Gold at the Rainbow Café had me smiling like a goofball—it's sweet, hopeful, and honestly just good for the soul. I love when a book gives me faith in people again, ya know? If you’re tired of the doom and gloom, grab this one and cozy up—it’s like sunshine in paperback. ☕🌈💛
