This book was really good! It was heartwarming and sweet. I don’t usually love novels in verse which is why this book was only 4 stars, but it was still incredible!

Great read. Perfect starting book for King. Good early fall book.

This is an excellent collection of short stories for tween girls. The stories are funny and entertaining, and it’s a great book to read in the car or in between activities.

I really enjoyed this one even though the ending was a bit lackluster. The confession just seemed too blunt. The main plot twist was a bit predictable, but there were some minor twisty details throughout the book that I liked. Overall it was a good book.

This book had a great plot twist at the end! The way all the characters were weaved together was fantastic.

This book was okay. It was a little sad for my taste but the main character was really good.

Her best book on Clean eating. Wonderful information at the beginning of the book!

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)

Maurice and Maralyn’s sailing journeys are truly inspiring and touching. They dedicated their lives to the sea, but they never imagined facing the possibility of being lost and fighting for their lives. Elmhirst weaves together Maralyn’s journal entries to craft a compelling story that feels like an unforgettable adventure.

I loved this book. It uses robots in a post apocalyptic world to explore gender, friendship and healing of past traumas in the setting of a cute restaurant.