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The Tea House on Mulberry Street

by Sharon Owens

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Fiction. Literature. Romance. Muldoon's Tea Rooms, beloved for the cozy atmosphere and luscious desserts, has started looking a bit outdated, and the same could be said about the proprietors, Penny and Daniel Stanley. After seventeen years, their marriage has started to fade and wear a little thin, even as their old shop bustles with the energy of the customers who seek refuge from their particular dilemmas: Housewife Sadie Smith comes to escape her diet and her husbandâ??s stick-thin mistress. Struggling artist Brenda Brown sits and pens love letters to the actor Nicolas Cage. And Clare Fitzgerald returns after twenty years abroad to search for a long-lost someone. Behind the cherry cheesecakes, vanilla ice creams, and chocolate cappuccinos are the stirrings of a revolution that will define lives, heal troubled hearts, and rock the very foundation of the humble teahouse. And through it all, Penny and Daniel manage to discover what truly matters in life and lo… (more)
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I enjoyed this story about the relationships of the owners and patrons of a little tea shop. Several estranged or rocky marriages which take different paths, a struggling artist who has written hundreds of letters to Nicholas Cage but never sent any, proud sisters who have some secrets to discover about their heritage. The only real link is that they are all regulars at the little tea shop on Mulberry Street. Sweet and satisfying. ( )
  Griffin22 | Jun 17, 2019 |
This was enjoyable with the ends all neatly tucked in. I rather loved Sadie, her character was easy to identify with and I really liked how she worked within her sphere to influence her own story. The other stories were good, too, but Sadie's was the best. ( )
  SMBrick | Feb 25, 2018 |
after 6 weeks of getting thru this book, I gave up.It is not bad,it is not a page turner,but just not good enough to spend more time on.too many good books to read. ( )
  LauGal | Aug 16, 2016 |
Exactly what it presents to be - a cozy story that gives every member of the community a happy ending. I read it last night when I was having one of my 'can't sleep for no good reason' nights and it was nice and easy for that. ( )
  Cheryl_in_CC_NV | Jun 6, 2016 |
very good story, hard to put down, follows multiple characters ( )
  Erika.D | Jan 28, 2016 |
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Smith, Mary ClaireCover artistsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Winterson, CarolineNarratorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
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Fiction. Literature. Romance. Muldoon's Tea Rooms, beloved for the cozy atmosphere and luscious desserts, has started looking a bit outdated, and the same could be said about the proprietors, Penny and Daniel Stanley. After seventeen years, their marriage has started to fade and wear a little thin, even as their old shop bustles with the energy of the customers who seek refuge from their particular dilemmas: Housewife Sadie Smith comes to escape her diet and her husbandâ??s stick-thin mistress. Struggling artist Brenda Brown sits and pens love letters to the actor Nicolas Cage. And Clare Fitzgerald returns after twenty years abroad to search for a long-lost someone. Behind the cherry cheesecakes, vanilla ice creams, and chocolate cappuccinos are the stirrings of a revolution that will define lives, heal troubled hearts, and rock the very foundation of the humble teahouse. And through it all, Penny and Daniel manage to discover what truly matters in life and lo

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