A rainy-day ritual—a tea party between three little girls—becomes the framework of not only their friendship, but their lives.Redheaded, curly-haired Zoe is openhearted, kind and free-spirited, and dreams of becoming a famous actor in New York City. Shy Emily struggles with mental health but has the heart and soul of a writer. And Shannon—tall, athletic,
A rainy-day ritual—a tea party between three little girls—becomes the framework of not only their friendship, but their lives.
Redheaded, curly-haired Zoe is openhearted, kind and free-spirited, and dreams of becoming a famous actor in New York City. Shy Emily struggles with mental health but has the heart and soul of a writer. And Shannon—tall, athletic, strong—has a deep sense of loyalty that will serve her well when she heads off to military college.
As Zoe, Emily and Shannon grow into women—forging careers, following dreams and finding love—they’ll learn that life doesn’t always unfold the way they want it to, but through it all, the one constant is each other, and their regular tea parties. And when the unthinkable happens, the girls must come together to face the greatest test of all.
A deeply moving novel about the family that raises us, the hearts that nurture us and the great friendships that define our lives.
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Love, Family, Friends Jodi Thomas is an awesome,amazing and outstanding writer. She is so gifted in her writings and has outdone all her previous books with this story, The Little Teashop on Main. She knows how to write so you feel like you are there and part of the story. She weaves so many characters and their lives all at the same time to achieve a heart warming, thought provoking and emotional story. I started the book and could not put it down. I laughed, I sighed, I cried and I hated when it ended..if you are…
Main Street If you are a fan of Jodie Thomas, you know she has a way of grabbing your heart and wringing it dry. You cheer for her characters even with all their human flaws. In this new book, you follow three young girls from childhood through adulthood. You share their triumphs and their losses and those of the people around them who love them. Through it all, their tea parties, starting when they were five years old, remain theirs and only theirs. Lovely look and painful look into their world. I…
loved it I loved this story of 3 little girls who are “forever Friends” and their tea parties.Jodi Thomas can’t write fast enough for me!