Primrose Hill Book, a bookstore that embraces people in difficult times. 🫶

During the war took things away from people, there was still a small bookstore called Primrose Hill Book in Hosier Alley, London, England, one of the places that helped support people during World War II, but what will happen?

✍🏻 Review: Grace Bennett, the assistant bookstore owner of Primrose Hill Book who came to work in Primrose Hill Bookstore, but during his career, there were a lot of incidents with this little bookstore and it was considered a turning point in Grace Bennett's life. The beginning of all this came from Grace and Viv, two best friends who escaped rural life to start a new life in London, helped by Grace's friend, Miss Weatherford, to manage things whether they were residential or working at Grace's living, but from people who had never. Reading before, I worked in Primrose Hill, where Grace had only six months to work at this bookstore, but shortly after working at this shop, there was World War II. The sadness, the zero breakdown, the terror, the limitations of that war, there was little light to help everyone get through that time, reading Grace Bennent's book in front of people that helped people get through bad times.

What we have from this, in our view, is very multifaceted. Let's summarize it in five terms.

1. Books are bridges to connect people that even war is indestructible.

2. Small things like books can change and help people only by opening and reading.

3. Happiness doesn't always have to be great. Only small things are enough, such as reading a good book.

4. Ordinary people can be a light for others. Like Grace Bennett, just standing and reading to people in times of hardship heals people's minds.

5. Sometimes "mind rest" is more important than body rest.

There are still many things that this book gives you and many interesting things. Let's find them to read.

Have fun reading, sir.

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