Blossom. She's the youngest of the three Aurora sisters. Their mother is Ada and prefers to be called as such. Blossom is on a mission to find her birth father but Ada won't give her straight answers. It's always beating around the bush about …  | By Theodene Allen on July 13, 2024 | Blossom. She's the youngest of the three Aurora sisters. Their mother is Ada and prefers to be called as such. Blossom is on a mission to find her birth father but Ada won't give her straight answers. It's always beating around the bush about it. Blossom takes matters into her own hands and starts to inquire with people Ada has mentioned, sometimes taking day trips to towns further away. She's befriended some of Ada's previous friends. Her sister, Aurora, is often with her on these journeys. So Blossom isn't alone. One day they visit a place Ada once lived many years ago before Skye went off to boarding school. Ada and Skye had made friends with a woman and Skye often helped babysit her daughter. The information she shared was quite revealing and seemed to come from left field. How will this information affect Blossom's relationship with emAda and her sisters? I really enjoy Blossoms character. She's determined and just want so understand who is better. Special thanks to Rachel's Random Resources and Boldwood Books for access to this work. This is a surprising end to a trilogy! Will we be seeing these characters in future Little Duck Pond Café books? I hope so! | | | |  | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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