The Lost Bookshop

Jen’s House

July 22, 2026

Bringing on the Irish
Many good books mentioned
Leather and must

The tips of the grey clouds glowed πŸ‘ and the freezing water was mercurial, save for a golden strip that sparkled in the sunlight.

When I awoke, it was still dawn and a πŸ‘ light filtered through the windows.

Peach rating πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘.5

Martin Marten

Mina’s

May 4, 6:30

At Zig Zag Falls
Zig Zag river
TImberline

With the money, he bought sixty cans of fruit and vegetables, giving the canned πŸ‘ es and pears and cherries to his daughter for her pantry and the tomatoes and beans and peas to the food bank at the church in Zigzag.

Warning: do not leave this in a cabin in Zig Zag unattended. It will get eaten by critters.

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Atmosphere

Feb 5, 2026 Nan’s

Menu: BBQ, PBJ with strawberry milkshake, Jake’s Bread ( which is out of this world), buttermilk pie, rice crispy squares and so much more,

Special question: Mr Lin, Heidi’s uncle. A real NASA engineer.

Special sighting: Jupiter and its moon. Thanks Jake.

πŸ‘ rating: πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

Bitterroot

Wendy’s

November 6, 6:30

A rare full attendance!
Pizzelle for the one that she passed up
Steve making potato pizza in the shape of Idaho
β€œI filled a couple jelly jars with ice cubes and πŸ‘ -ginger tea, my head spinning with next steps.”

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Gender reveal cake
Charlottes web reference

The Carlton Sisters

Martha’s

October 9th, 6:30

Reservations for 12

Special guest Dian

πŸ‘ yogurt. β€œWho the hell eats yogurt? I need coffee.”

β€œGive me πŸ‘ es and oranges, I can tell the difference.”
Old Spice and cigarettes, a particular smell you never forget, lay heavy on his clothes. He gave me an observant eye. β€œI’d say you’re more like a πŸ‘.”

Sadly Alexis could not make it with the biscuits and gravy
β€œLike I was a stranger, someone who just happened to stay for coffee and donuts on Sunday, someone you talked to about the πŸ‘ harvest or water shortage.”
β€œThe half pint of πŸ‘ brandy I’d hidden under the seat went down too fast, half-gone before I’d even passed the Sunny Acres sign. ”
β€œOversized and Spanish in style, its πŸ‘ color and standard terra-cotta rounded tiles on the roof were meant to persuade you it belonged in the neighborhood”
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I had no idea how long we walked. Lorraine, in a predictable πŸ‘ gathered skirt”
β€œNow, πŸ‘ es with their round globes hung inside the orchard’s green trees”
β€œTrunks and boxes and shelves of canned πŸ‘es and dill pickles, everything old or homemade or hand-me-down.”
Julie Becky and Loraine

β€œAlmond blossoms in February. Every February. You know it’s that time of year when you see them. And πŸ‘ es at roadside stands in July,” I said. β€œPeaches and the smell of πŸ‘ es. Every July, that smell and that tasteβ€”juice running down your chin. We don’t get them all year long, so it means something.”

Peach rating: πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘.5