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Englisch 🥖 The Little Bakery at the End of the Street 🥖

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Summary

Tim works in his family’s traditional bakery and loves the craft. Avocado as a butter substitute? Sugar-free creations? Absolutely not. But the world is changing, and deep down he knows he has to change with it. Unfortunately, his father reacts to the word “latte macchiato” like it’s the end of days. When Mara, food blogger, influencer, and undisputed queen of viral moments, accidentally stumbles into Tim’s bakery, chaos is pretty much guaranteed. After a small mishap, she ends up arranging a public showdown between Tim’s old-school bakery and a trendy new hipster baker. It quickly becomes clear that the chaos doesn’t stay in the kitchen, it hits the heart, too. Between flour, cameras, and a whole lot of mishaps, Tim and Mara discover that opposites don’t just clash, they spark. A cheeky, warm rom-com about love, chaos, everyday struggles, and the art of baking the right things… without burning your heart in the process.

Status
Complete
Chapters
25
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Foreword

My dear readers,

It’s that time again: a new story is in the works and this time, we’re following Tim and Mara through their everyday lives. Funny, chaotic, sometimes cheeky, yet full of those small, real-life moments.

Between heated banter and all the inevitable chaos, the quieter notes don’t fall short either. Life isn’t always bright and loud, sometimes it’s the still moments that end up touching us the most.

I’m beyond excited for you to join Tim and Mara on their journey. Your time, your comments, your kind words, and even your criticism mean the world to me, they help me grow and allow me to bring you stories that truly resonate.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart

Yours,

XxMissUndercoverXx

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