I did not like this book as much as others. I felt it was slow and predictable.

Baseball heavy fiction book. Great book if you’re a baseball fan, also a mixed with a tad of horror element. Great short read.

This book was amazing and super hilarious. I loved how the protagonist learned their different lessons and worked through problems. This book is super funny and the protagonist is smart and amazing.

Slow start, but ended up being amazing

A really good graphic novel! I read it in about two hours because it’s pretty easy, but also because the story is so good! Great characters, great plot, and I was rooting for Jacky the whole time!

This book was decent. I liked the overall plot but it wasn’t the best.

10/10, no notes.

This book is FANTASTIC. It's about a trans girl named Lucy Meyers who is looking for a fresh start in college. She happens to live an hour away from one of the most prestigious theater programs. She is very excited to be roomates with her best friend, Callie, and party with other drama nerds like her. But, even more importantly, she wants to introduce herself as Lucy to people she hasn't gone to school with since kindergarten. But, while touring the campus, she finds two boys that go to their high school and they make the typical transphobic comments. This wasn't the fresh start Lucy had in mind. During a late night internet spiral, she finds another college with a great theater program and it's LGBTQIA+ friendly. There's just one problem. It's an all woman's college, and they haven't admitted a trans woman before. Will they let her enroll? If they do, will they truly accept her? This is an INCREDIBLE book highlighting how important acceptance and love truly are.

I know that this is a younger kid book but it was one of the longer ones in the series, and I loved how there is always some sort of adventure or mystery going on and it kind of keeps you on edge.

Another Wodehouse masterpiece. After Bertie Wooster, the young cotton-headed aristocrat heads to the country as a result of sudden spots on his chest — too much drinking, smoking, and merrymaking, the doctor says — all hell breaks loose in the seaside town with misunderstandings in love, a far left leaning unionist, an aunt with schemes for her nephew — and said nephew, Bertie, all but lost without Jeeves’ superior brainpower. Laughs from start to finish.