Literature & Fiction
Review:First half of the book is ⭐️⭐️ (pace was way too slow)
second half is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Overall is ⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2
Kaylee just turned 18 and graduated from high school. For sometime Kaylee noticed her best friend’s older brother Brendan. She knows he will only see her as her little sister’s best friend.
When her parents decided to move back to New Jersey to be near her grandmother and never told her her condition. And she is living with her best friend when Brendan offer the housing for her ... Read more
Review:Good read. Interesting plot, especially when it comes to those who have been married for awhile - makes you think. You root for the characters and laugh at their antics. There's someone that everyone can identify with in this book. Read more
Review:I have read many Sophie Kinsella books. I have re-read many of them. This will probably not be a re-read, but it was good. The characters were likeable. The plot was decent. It just seemed to be missing that extra oomph to make it a re-read book. Read more
Review:There are good storytellers relaying great stories, and then there are great storytellers writing one heck of a book.
Welcome to a great storyteller's great heck of a book.
Even the down time in this novel was chock full of need-to-know for the reader. No wasted words or playing with the reader's time. From start to finish, I was hooked by complex characters, solid POV storytelling, twists and turns book one kept me on the edge of my seat the whole way. looking forward to more!<... Read more
Review:Fun read, enjoyed the stories of the portraits and the ghosts who inhabit Hogwarts. Wish there was more about the friendship between the founders - especially about the tricks and adventures they had. Read more
Review:I loved the other short story ebooks published by J.K. Rowling, but Quidditch Through the Ages disappoints. It could be because it's supposed to be an actual book for wizards by 'Kennilworthy Whisp,' but it dragged on and on about history, teams, plays, etc. etc. I thought, "Okay, you can stop making stuff up now." I would recommend the others over this book: 'Short Stories from Hogwarts of Power, Politics and Pesky Poltergeists,' 'Hogwarts: An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide,' and 'Short Storie... Read more
Review:I really enjoyed the reanimation of these characters. Even though they were the same they were also different considering what they have gone through and grown with. The adventure was just as exciting as before. The end has left me wanting more. Read more
Review:Easily stated: this was a CUTE read.
I truly enjoyed Tossed into Love—it was exactly what I needed to read, the kind of rom-com that makes you feel GIDDY and leaves you with a smile on your face. Not heavily complicated on the plot but packed with a colorful cast of secondary characters, and an enemies-to-lovers trope, Tossed into Love was one fantastic read.
So if you're looking for a funny, light, sexy, can't-put-it-down book, with one of the cutest epilogues ever, Tossed into Lo... Read more
Review:The Real Deal by Lauren Blakely is a quick, funny read. Theo is a bartender and a boyfriend for hire; he can be your best friend, boy next door or bad boy. April is dreading her upcoming family reunion as all the women are trying to fix her up with someone in her hometown in hopes she will leave New York and move back there. She decides to hire Theo after her friend Xavier is unable to attend and suggests that Theo could help her. Will her family figure out that they are not really together? Wil... Read more
Review:Charles Portis wrote a wonderful story of a time and era gone by and is all but buried. A time when certain manors were expected of people in public and in which our main character Mattie, comes across that at least two of these characters do not agree with her and accuse her as being a run away to try to get rid of her. She is a quick study and uses her "new" manors to quickly be used in a way to help her cause.
If the reader has not read the Bible thoroughly and familiar with U.S. Histo... Read more









