A fun summer book. I thought I had it figured out but there was something I missed. So I like that.

Very meditative story about faith and the lengths one will go for it. A lot of conversation on the differing perspective of worldview, and ultimately touches on the tendency to enforce belief rather than see through with compromise.

I loved the premise of the book and the story of the historical character the book was written around! It even prompted me to do more research on Hedy Lemarr. However, I’ve enjoyed other Marie Benedict books better. This one I felt just did not do the main charter, Hedy, justice. I felt it made too much of a big deal around her marriage to Mandl and her acting career centering around her beauty, and not enough time around her time spent as an intelligent inventor! The book ended a little abruptly for me and I would have liked to hear more about how the rest of her life panned out. Overall, it was an easy and interesting read, but read more like a romantic novel than the historic fiction I’ve come to like from this author.

I love it so much.

A very fun read, read it in one night. But, the "secret" was obvious. That was not fun. Still, a nice, light mystery.

The book is so tough to read. I had a difficult time finishing it. I thought the plot was very slow, and a little immature. The dialogue didn’t have much, and I felt the characters were challenging to get attached to. I was really hoping I would like it!

I really liked the book Each Tiny Spark because I connected to the main character because she has ADHD just like me!

Definitely one of the best books I have read in a while! It had amazing character development and I found myself really invested in the outcome! It had twists and turns I didn’t see coming, and it’s pretty hard to surprise me! I highly recommend!

I read this book in high school. I am glad I revisited it. I really enjoyed the the way the story was told.

I loved this book and this may be the start of an Edith Wharton reading phase