Book Review: The Sticky Toffee Pudding Club by Rosie Green
Publication Day: 3rd August 2024
Little Duck Pond Café fans (and pudding lovers), get ready for a funny, sometimes emotional but ultimately uplifting wallow in total deliciousness.
After bonding with the lovely Jensen as they save a dog in trouble, Annalise is gutted when they part without swapping numbers.
She’d had the weirdest feeling he could be The One but now she might never see Jensen again. When she loses her new job in a wedding boutique, her week goes from bad to worse – until Maddy and the café girls come to her rescue with an exciting solution. The Pudding Club.
Can Annalise rise to the challenge and start teaching others how to make her glorious puds?
And could The Pudding Club be the key to finding Jensen again?
MY REVIEW
And just like that we are Book 35 in this glorious series. I do have one thing to say…I really hope we see Fen, Ellie and Jazz have their own books again. Don’t get me wrong I ADORE how much this series has grown and all the new ladies, but I miss the original trio.
This book will make you hungry! And there was a lot of talk about my favourite pudding….Sticky Toffee Pudding…I actually had it last night with dates and all! It was pure lush. So this book was just like that. It sticks to you, makes you smile, and leaves you wanting more.
Each book is too short, and as much as I can’t wait to see the trio, I want to know more about Annalise and Jensen! I can’t wait to hear about their story.
These books are always magical, and I devour them too quickly. Somehow I start the book and the next thing I know it’s over! I fly through them without even meaning to! It’s a lovely addition to the series. Plus Barley, what a scene-stealer. Marguerite, well she was not the nicest character, but at the same time, I would be intrigued to see what happens with her in the future.
Another winner, and here’s to plenty more!!!!
Until the next time xxx
Thank you so much to Rachel @ Rachel’s Random Resources for the tour invite and a copy of the book in return for my honest and unbiased review.
About Rosie Green
Rosie Green’s Little Duck Pond Cafe series of novellas is centred around life in a village cafe and most can be read as stand-alone stories. (‘The Sunshine Sisters’ is a trilogy within the Little Duck Pond Café series and it would benefit from being read in order: Aurora, Skye and Blossom.) Look out for ‘Cosy Nights & Snowball Fights’, and ‘Maddy’s Christmas Wedding’, both out later this year in time for the festive season!
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