I love this book because the main character has dyslexia. And I’m dyslexic so I loved the book.

Very thin plot line. Author seemed to be more concerned about the weather conditions as characters went from one location to another

I’ve been reading a lot of romances lately and picked this out of my TBR to get back into thrillers and because I just found out this is a show on Netflix. I’m not sure why, but I didn’t get as into this book as I had hoped. It could have been the writing style, it could have been not being able to picture the setting, or it could have simply been that I wasn’t in the mindset for a thriller. Regardless, this book was just okay. I’m excited to watch the tv series and see how things are visually presented and this might make me enjoy the book more. More to come on that!

I have read the first four Hunger Games books and am soooo excited for the fifth (Sunrise on the Reaping). I liked these books so much because they are so much different than any book I’ve read before. The complicated plot makes the story emotional and close to your heart even though it’s fictional.

Henry Standing Bear and Vic Moretti only had small roles in this book. They are great characters

I’m curious as to how much the co-authors add to each Patterson novel.

I enjoy Sepetys books. She always does a nice job weaving history into her stories and this one is no different. It offers an interesting glimpse into life in New Orleans in 1950.

Quick and easy, heart warming read. Man, Emily Henry gets you at the end and tugs at your emotions. Two unlikely people come together, and bond over their history. Adorable love story!

This is a great sequel to The Storm Runner. This book centers around Maya and Aztec mythology. There is the tiniest bit of romance that sneaks in, but it’s very funny and the romance gets covered up. Mostly. :)

A dense and beautifully written true crime/look into Italian police work. It felt grounded in the culture.