Tracy Greer- Hansen's Reviews > Midnight at the Blackbird Café

Four strong stars!

This book gave you all the feels. Seriously, I just wanted to go sit in The Blackbird Cafe where “everyone knows your name and they’re always glad you came.”

Anna Kate returns to Wicklow when her beloved Granny Zee passes away. She commits to running her cafe until her grandmother’s estate is settled, then she will return to the city to finish her medical degree. She unravels the mysteries on the blackbirds and the special pie that her Granny served, which is rumoured to allow you to dream of loved ones that have passed on.

I loved how this book centered around being present and recognising signs of angels in disguise . When you look for good you will find it in unexpected ways. The little clues and the feelings that we are not alone in our grief as we journey in this life. This book had a whole lot of realism but mainly was a good old-fashioned book.

The cover of this book 😍should also not be overlooked. 🐦 🥧
Simple, charming and moving.