This was the second Sarah Addison Allen book I read in the span of 48 hours. So there's that. 
 Josey Cirrini is the daughter of the most beloved figure in her small southern town. Her father went being from a poor Italian immigrant to the richest man in town. He single handedly turned the floundering town into a skiing destination and won the love of everyone for it. Even though he's long dead, his memory still clings to every part of his beloved town. 
 Josey has struggled with living under the expectations of being his daughter and the guilt of being a pretty crappy child to her mother. These two feelings have combined to make her a pretty repressed and sheltered adult. She's 27, still lives at home to wait on her mother hand and foot, and sneaks candy into a secret room in her closet in order to eat it after her mother has fallen asleep. She's kind of a mess. She's in love with the mailman, though she'll never be brave enough to do anything about it. And she comes home one day to find a local waitress-with-a-reputation has moved into her secret candy closet. 
 Chloe Finley is a 25 year old deli owner that has beautiful curly red hair and books that literally follow her around. She just found out her longtime boyfriend cheated on her and the fallout from that has made her reevaluate her entire life. 
 As the title suggests, this book is sweet like a funfetti cupcake covered in sprinkles. Chloe and Josey form a beautiful friendship, which is a hallmark of Allen's books that I love so much. Her books always put such an emphasis on female friendship and the importance of women being there for one another. 
 The romances were also lovely if, as always, a bit unrealistic. 
 But, my favorite part of this book was Chloe's relationship with books! Basically, ever since she was a child, books have just appeared whenever she needs them the most. She has hundreds of boxes worth of books that have just showed up to her. That's the Sarah Addison Allen magical power I want!!