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Το ζαχαροπλαστείο Gingerbread

Λορι Γκιλμορ, 2025

Young adult Literary fiction

A cozy small-town romance about old grudges, gingerbread, and figuring out what comes after school—and what might be waiting at home.

Feels like longing, humor and hope. About love, home and identity.

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Sometimes the first good thing in a new connection is something you can taste.

Περίμενε, ενώ ο Μακ άνοιξε το σακουλάκι και έβγαλε ένα μπισκότο τζίντζερ-ανθρωπάκι, με πρόσωπο, χαρακτηριστικά και κουμπιά από γλάσο σε διάφορα χρώματα. Ο Μακ του έκοψε με μια δαγκωνιά το κεφάλι. Ήταν ίσως το καλύτερο μπισκότο που είχε φάει στη ζωή του. Πικάντικο, ελαφρώς πικρό και ακριβώς όσο έπρεπε τραγανό.
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Λορι Γκιλμορ.Laurie Gilmore’s Dream Harbor novels are linked by their small-town setting; Gingerbread Bakery is the third book in the series.

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Feels like longing, humor and hope. About love, home and identity.
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