Matcha on Monday - Michiko AoyamaGenre: Contemporary fiction, fantasy, Japanese fiction Pages: 208 Series: Book two in The Marble Cafe series Blurb: Sometimes a fresh start begins with a familiar face. Tucked behind the trees in a quiet neighbourhood in Tokyo, the beloved Marble caf offers a cup of warm, healing matcha to all who pass through its doors. Customers flock all week to Caf Marble, tucked away behind the cherry trees. But Monday is a special day: the enigmatic owner hosts

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