The Blue Bistro | 
This is fun!! 🤩 Beachy beach book by the Queen of Nantucket Beach Reads 👑 The Story has a hint of mystery which makes it all the more intriguing.
Even though it‘s summer and the temperatures are finally rising it‘s pretty cool inside. After a long walk I‘m having the coziest of reading afternoons with my sweet Zelda 🐾🐾📚
pickSlow pick but I always look forward for a quick trip to the EH world. This one made me hungry, and I was most interested in the general vibe and activity of the bistro vs the two MCs of the story. …Also, do the artists for EH covers reads her books? Nice Nantucket image, but this doesn‘t capture the essence of the story - a pic at dusk of a busy restaurant sporting a deck overlooking the ocean would do it.
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pickI‘ve been on a huge Elin Hilderbrand kick lately and I really think her books are best consumed via #audiobook — they are more character driven and it‘s easier to pay attention, since sometimes it‘s hard not to let your mind wander while listening and multitasking. I loved this one because we got behind the scenes experience of working in a super fancy restaurant in Nantucket. It‘s nice seeing how the other half lives and the food descriptions ⬇️
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pickI can‘t even express how much I loved this book! I fell in love with the setting, the characters, everything. I was constantly irritated because I had real life things happening and I couldn‘t continue reading. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
so-soI thought this would be a typical beach read, but it had a busy restaurant atmosphere, and not a beachy one. Like all her books, it‘s simple and easy to read. Lots of rich white people problems. But for whatever reason it took me a good two thirds of the way through the book before I started to care about any of the characters at all. Meh.
so-soI thought this book was very good the first time I read it. But this time I didn‘t like it as much as I remember. What I disliked the most about this book was that Adrienne ignored so many of the red flags Thatcher was giving her and went back to him after their problematic relationship basically ended. There were also to many lose ends for my liking at the end.
so-soThe Blue Bistro was a very nice read about a beach town romance. I haven't read this book in a long while but I would definitely read it again. (:
Perfect day for a beachy read on Grandma's front porch!
pickThis is my favorite Elin book to date and I've read all of them. She's a talented writer, the best for beach reads, and this is always my first recommendation for people looking to start her books.
