Review:Started this series with kindle unlimited. Enjoyed it so much after reading all the current books I bought the series because I know I’ll re-read them as new books come out. Definitely recommend this author. Read more

Review:Title: Eliza and Her Monsters
Author: Francesca Zappia
Age Group: Teen/Young Adult
Genre: Contemporary Fiction
Series: Standalone
Star Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars

I borrowed this book from my local library and reviewed it.

I've heard many good things about Eliza and Her Monsters, and it's been sitting in my library stack for a while. When I was finally able to bump it up to the top of my stack, I was so stoked. (I'm waiting on It to come in from the library, per my best... Read more

Review:I purchased this book last week, and I finally started reading it yesterday. I cannot put it down! The author tells the story so vividly you can't help but to feel what the main character is going through. This book is well written and it flows together nicely. If you think this book and or story is too dark for you to read, please reconsider. It's sooo much more than that. I'm gonna stop babbling now and go finish it. Once again, awesome book! Read more

Review:I have so many conflicting feelings about this book, and I find myself more and more indecisive the more distance I have from it.

I LOVED the first third or so. It was everything I dreamed. Dimple and Rishi are ADORBS and their friction at the beginning reminded me of "Bride and Prejudice" in all the right ways. I was locked in and ready for a fun, brimming battle of attraction and wit, simmering up to a romantic ending. But... that wasn't actually the way it went?

Some things sadl... Read more

Review:OUr book club of adults, mostly senior women enjoyed reading this book. The discussion that followed was
enlightening. We were all glad for a book that honors teachers part in the raising of children. I personally felt that many of the characters didn't have many dimensions, but others felt it made the point well about many children's experience of uninvolved parents. Read more

Review:This historical fiction novel is a perfect selection for 5th grade boys. The mixed fiction and nonfiction format moves readers along quickly. It is a riveting story interspersed with background knowledge about the Revolutionary War period. Read more

Review:I thought I would dive into this vintage find; as I am fond of Judy Blume’s writing. I found the read rather choppy and, difficult to get into the story. Smart Women is based on three divorced 40 something women and, their relationships with their immediate families set in the early 1980’s. I was irritated at the characters because I kept contemplating their behavior to the title of the book. I was disappointed in the read. Read more

Review:Although it might seem like a petty girly book, it actually is a really good book that shows what girls go through with young love. I went through a lot of these same emotions when I was younger and thought I was in love. Great books for parents of teenagers. Read more

Review:Deenie is a great character. Once i started to read it I didnt stop. As it turns out I read the book in 3 hours srait!! IT is a cliffhangerish book, but not quite. At the end of every chapter you want to know what is going to turn out with the girl Deenie. This is a strong and sensual book. It is just like you are thinking what Deenie is thinking because you can feel what she is going through. I have read it so many times you wouldnt believe. I reccomend this book to people who cant ge... Read more

Review:The books were a Christmas gift for my two granddaughters, ages 7 & 6. They live in different cities and when one finishes a book she will mail it to her cousin so that both get to read all 9 books. They said that now they have their own book club. Love that they are resting at such young ages.r Read more