Four Years Ago a Woman Tweeted About Owning a Bookstore Someday, And Now She Does

Photo: The Book Nook/Twitter

Photo: The Book Nook/Twitter

In 2016, a Twitter user named Leanne Brown, from Scotland, had tweeted that she had spent three hours imagining owning a bookshop that also sold baked goodies.

The internet is currently obsessing over the latest trend, "How it started vs. How it is going", where people share how things have changed for them over time. For instance, relationships bloom over time or people who have been struggling finally taste the fruit of their efforts. In a recent tale of hope, a woman on Twitter shared how a simple tweet changed her life forever.

In 2016, a Twitter user named Leanne Brown, from Scotland, had tweeted that she had spent three hours imagining owning a bookshop that also sold baked goodies. Sounds great, right? Another Twitter user named Jasmine Stenhouse thought the same.

Stenhouse randomly commented on Brown's tweet and said that it seems like a great business idea and that the two should start the venture together. Before they knew it, the duo were texting and exchanging ideas about how to take it forward. In a series of screenshots shared by the two, the two can be seen brainstorming about what to call their bookstore, how to design it and so on and so forth.

They finally decided on a name - The Book Nook. Fast forward to 2020, and it really is happening! Brown and Stenhouse announced a few weeks ago on Twitter than they were finally opening the store of their dreams in Stirling, Scotland. The store reportedly opened on September 15, as per a tweet by their official account.

This "how it started vs how it's going" tweet is just the ray of hope you need today:

The tweets have gone viral now, with people even offering to work at the bookstore. The heartwarming story also has several netizens sharing their own dreams and aspirations.

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