The Full Moon Coffee Shop by Brazen, 272-page English edition

The Full Moon Coffee Shop is a Brazen-published novel about a Kyoto coffee shop that appears when needed, where talking cats offer desserts and astrological advice to people seeking direction. This English first edition is listed at 272 pages. Customer feedback describes an easy, heartwarming read, though opinions on the story are mixed and some find it repetitive.

At a glance

A magical Kyoto café is run by talking cats who serve desserts and astrological wisdom.
The story follows customers who have lost direction, including a failed video game developer and a television director.
The listing positions it as a tale of cats, cakes and astrology for readers of Before the Coffee Gets Cold.

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Pros and cons

Pros

A self-contained 272-page print edition suits readers looking for a relatively short novel.
The talking-cat café and astrology premise combines magical elements with stories about people at a crossroads.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Book details
Publisher	Brazen
Publication date	8 May 2025
Edition	1st
Language	English
Print length	272 pages
ISBN-10	1914240944
ISBN-13	978-1914240942

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	202 g
Dimensions	12.6 x 2.6 x 19.6 cm

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Readers drawn to cosy, magical fiction with talking animals and astrology.
Those looking for a compact novel about characters seeking a new direction.
Readers who enjoy emotionally warm stories, while accepting that reactions to this story vary.

Less suited to

Readers who prefer plot-heavy fiction without a whimsical or fantastical premise.
Readers who are put off by stories some customers describe as repetitive.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 2,806 ratings

5 stars50%50%
4 stars28%28%
3 stars16%16%
2 stars4%4%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback describes a cosy, readable book with relatable characters and an emotive, heartwarming narrative. Some find the story enchanting, while others consider it repetitive, so its appeal may depend on how well the whimsical premise and story style suit the reader. The listing gives a 272-page print length, which fits the reported experience of finishing it in one sitting for some readers.

Positive themes

Customers describe the book as cosy and readable in one sitting.
Feedback highlights relatable characters and an emotive, heartwarming narrative.
Some customers find the story enchanting and consider the book worth the money.

Negative themes

Some customers find the story repetitive.

Mixed feedback

Reactions to the story vary, from delight in its enchanting premise to concern about repetition.

Frequently asked questions

What is The Full Moon Coffee Shop about?

A Kyoto coffee shop that appears when people need it is run by talking cats who serve desserts and astrological advice. Its customers include people who have lost their way in life.

How long is this edition?

The listing gives a print length of 272 pages.

What language and edition are listed?

The listing identifies it as an English-language first edition published by Brazen.

What do customers say about the story?

Feedback describes the book as cosy, readable in one sitting and heartwarming, but reactions are mixed. Some find it enchanting while others say it is repetitive.