Movie Magic at the Wildest Dreams Bookshop (The Wildest Dreams Bookshop, Book 3)

De: Gracie Page

Narrado por: Venice Van Someren

Hollywood romance comes to a cosy small town in this picture-perfect rivals-to-lovers romcom, perfect for fans of Lynn Painter, Jenny Han and Gilmore Girls.

They are never, ever getting together…

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Mia is a true hopeless romantic.

She obsesses over her favourite romcoms, so it feels like all her dreams are coming true when Hollywood comes to film in her godmother’s seaside bookshop, and she somehow wangles herself a summer internship.

The only snag is Freddie. To everyone else on set, he’s a charming, indispensable hard-worker. To Mia, he’s an arrogant, know-it-all, film snob, and the person she has to beat for a chance at her dream job.

Mia’s ready for drama behind the scenes and in front of the camera, but will anyone end up with a Happily Ever After?

Tropes:

🩷 Rivals to Lovers

🩷 Small Town

🩷 Opposites attract

🩷 Forced proximity

Readers love The Wildest Dreams Bookshop:

📖 'A perfect blend of charm, heart and a touch of magic'

📖'If you love books about books, characters who are just trying to get their lives together, and seaside small-town chaos, The Wildest Dreams Bookshop is for you'

📖'With an ending like something out of Gilmore Girls, it's perfect to get your heart swooning this summer'

📖'I didn't want it to end, a book I really couldn't put down'

Every book in the Wildest Dreams Bookshop series can be read as a standalone.

©2026 Gracie Page

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Praise for The Wildest Dreams Bookshop:

'A sweet, immersive escape' Publishers Weekly

'Entertaining and sweet. A must-buy for the young adult crowd; readers will be excitedly waiting for the next book in the ­series'

Reader Reviews:

'Truly the perfect YA summery book to get lost in'

'This is just the sweetest summer coming of age love story'

'[An] adorable summer read'

'A super fun, cute, slow-burn romance. The Wildest Dreams Bookshop is a must-read'

'Perfect if you need your dose of escapism'

'A great summer read for teenagers'