<b>A new book by AJ Pearce is a guaranteed delight!</b>

- Annie Barrows, author of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society,

<b>A delightful & poignant story of courage, friendship & love on the Home Front</b>

Grazia

<b>Heart rending and poignant moments . . . </b><b>Wonderful</b>

- Dinah Jefferies,

<b>Uplifting</b>

the i

<b>Loved. Every. Word.</b>

- Bonnie Garmus, author of <i>Lessons in Chemistry<i>,

<b><i>Yours Cheerfully </i>is FABULOUS</b>

- Milly Johnson,

<b>Filled with humour, heart & poignancy</b>

Good Housekeeping

<b>Brimming with courage, vim, good humour, and above all the healing power of friendship. It's wonderful</b>

- Emma Stonex,

<b>This sequel to <i>Dear Mrs Bird</i> is everything you’d expect </b>

Woman’s Weekly

<b>Full of pluck, humour and make-do-and-mend, Pearce’s novels are a comfort and joy</b>

Daily Mail

<b>Uplifting, funny and warm - just the ticket!</b>

- Tracy Rees,

<b>A joyous story of friendship, courage and love</b>

Independent

<b><i>Yours Cheerfully</i> is the perfect pick-me-up for these post-pandemic-y times</b>

Red

<b>So much fun and a breath of fresh air! I loved every minute</b>

- Tor Udall, author of <i>A Thousand Paper Birds</i>,

<i><b>Yours Cheerfully</b></i><b> is an absolute joy</b>

- Shelley Harris,

I adored AJ Pearce’s <i>Dear Mrs Bird</i> and this is the <b>brilliant </b>sequel, so I am indeed cheerful

- Jill Mansell,

<b><i>Yours Cheerfully</i> insists, gently and amiably, on the power of compassion</b>

Sunday Telegraph, Book of the Week

<b>This heart-cheering read will give you a real lift</b>

Fabulous Magazine

<b>I gobbled up </b><b><i>Yours Cheerfully</i> </b>

- Julie Cohen, author of <i>The Two Lives of Louis and Louise</i>,

<b>Warm and cosy, transporting you back in time and enveloping you like a big hug</b>

My Weekly

<b>Full of wit, friendship and the uplifting knowledge that when people come together, great changes can be made. I absolutely loved it!</b>

- Katie Fforde,

<b>Emmy Lake is a character for the ages</b>

- Jennifer Rosner, author of <i>The Yellow Bird Sings</i>,

<b>A brilliant follow up to <i>Dear Mrs Bird</i></b>

- Clare Mackintosh, author of <i>I See You</i>,

<b>Engrossing, engaging and charming. I finished reading with a smile, ready for anything</b>

- Ericka Waller, author of <i>Dog Days</i>,

<b><i>Yours Cheerfully </i>is a triumph!</b>

- Jane Wenham-Jones,

<b>I devoured <i>Yours Cheerfully</i></b>

- Elizabeth Buchan,

<b>Endearing, poignant, and relevant, this uplifting novel is a treat! </b>

- Janet Skeslien Charles, author of <i>The Paris Library</i>,

<b>A celebration of female friendship and solidarity in the toughest of times</b>

- Alice O'Keeffe, Bookseller, Editor's Choice

In this <b>uplifting </b>sequel to <i>Dear Mrs Bird</i>, the Ministry of Information calls on young journalist Emmy to do her bit for the war effort in <b>a story of female solidarity</b>

The i

<b>With big stakes and formidable opponents, this exciting saga is a fruitful exploration of the solidarity among women in times of grief, love, and hardship</b>

Publishers Weekly

<b>Readers will delight in this second chance to ride along with Emmy</b>

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