The Paper & Hearts Society by Lucy Powrie

Will you be the next recruit for The Paper & Hearts Society book club?Ed is excited. The much anticipated third book in The Paper & Hearts Society series by Booktuber Lucy Powrie.

For readers who love titles like In the Key of Code and Only Love Can Break Your Heart, The Paper & Hearts Society is a sincere, encouraging and honest novel of friendship and finding and believing in your path.Read Or Download Bookishly Ever After (The Paper & Hearts Society #3) By Lucy Powrie Full Pages. Can Tabby let go and join them on a reading journey? Will Jess let her go or will her friends discover the real Tabby, the one she feels inside? It’s hard to negotiate your feelings and your being at any point, yet friendships and moving make it even more difficult. They seem to want to know more about her. Furthermore, they like her and want her company.

So, how can Tabby move onto new friends? What’s more these new friends love books like she does. Furthermore, it seems that Jess is still in her life, shadowing her, even though Tabby left her behind when she moved. After all Jess has told her that nobody could possibly want her as a friend, and Tabby has come to believe her. It’s her favourite book, so it must be a sign, mustn’t it? However, Tabby doesn’t really trust her instincts. Then she finds an invitation to join The Paper & Hearts Society within a library copy of The Bell Jar at her new library. (Hachette) How hard can it be to fit into a new place? Tabby isn’t counting on making friends. It is a gentle, warm and loving title that we recommend to our teen readers. It does this through empathising with Tabby and her friends, while demonstrating their differences and community. The Paper & Hearts Society reminds us to believe in ourselves whatever and whoever we are. Thereafter, what happens when they discover what Tabby is REALLY like? Or the version of her that Jess has made her believe? Olivia, Ed, Cassie and Henry are all too special, warm, encouraging and open to want include Tabby, surely? Somehow, Tabby doesn’t feel as though she’s important enough to belong to The Paper & Hearts Society. Therefore, what is she to do when the book group she stumbles into by accident, becomes a real, close friendship group. Tabby wears the scars from Jess’s ‘friendship’ too closely. All the time she’s making sure that Tabby knows how much fun she is having without her. Yet Jess tracks her still, with photographs and messages, on Instagram and WhatsApp. Tabby thought she’d left Jess behind when she moved from Cheltenham.

The Paper & Hearts Society by Lucy Powrie