A good book by Lisa Greenwald. Nothing too special about it that would bump up the stars, but a decent and hooking read.

Another fun McFadden book but I enjoyed the first two more.

I really liked this book because it is SO CUTE!!!! It is a must-read if you like reading about animals and you like reading graphic novels. Froggy inspires me to explore the unknown :)

Based on a real set of conjoined twins and the sisters that married them. This was a thought provoking story about the multifaceted life they lived in mid 1800s.

Trump is out of control!!!!

The book was okay. A little predictable.

I think the book was good, it just didn’t entirely feel like a real teenager, more like an adult trying to write what they perceived a teen to be. I thought it was a cute queer romance, but sometimes it didn’t feel fully fleshed out. Overall I would recommend it as a lighthearted quick read for those who can get past the less than real depictions in it.

Heartbreaking and lovely in the same breathe

I loved this book a lot! It's about a wallflower named Hawkins who has finally worked up the courage to ask her crush, Regina, out. Unfortunately for Hawkins, Regina is already dating Chloe Kitagawa, an incredible athlete and not a great English student. Regina sees the perfect opportunity in this love triangle. She knows Hawkins will do pretty much anything to help Regina, including tutoring Chloe for free. But what Regina doesn't know is that Chloe and Hawkins have history. Eventually, romance does start to blossom between Chloe and Hawkins. This book was really sweet, and I just loved it a lot!

I don't give away spoilers in my reviews. Thank you to Vonda N. McIntyre and Jo Fletcher Books for a copy I won in a contest. Marie-Josephe and her priest brother, Yves, serve in Louis XIV's court. The King wants Yves to capture a rare sea monster desperately. Yves has a scientific mind as well as a priestly one. Marie-Josephe also has a scientific mind along with artistic skills. She is eager to help her brother in the study of the sea monster by drawing the illustrations during the autopsy. Marie-Josephe is a sensitive soul and secretly wants to marry and have children. I don't give away spoilers and it's very hard not to at this point in the review.... I loved the court setting, Marie-Josephe's increasing bravery, Yves' struggle between his scientific mind and his religious one. The book did seem like a long read but only because it was so full of details. That's not a bad thing and certainly made the magical side come to life. (from Goodreads)