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Run for the Hills
by Kevin Wilson
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Quirky characters fill this unique story about four half siblings who go in search of their father—who disappeared from each of their individual families to start his life over. Offbeat and funny, sometimes poignant, and entertaining throughout.
Heads And Tails: Underwater
by John Canty
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Very fun and engaging. Great facts about underwater creatures to learn as well
Puff, The Magic Dragon
by Peter Yarrow
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I liked Puff the Magic Dragon and thought it was very funny that even that little boy got too old. Puff got sad at the end when the boy left him.
Of Mice and Men
by John Steinbeck
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Of Mice and Men is one of the greatest books I've ever read. The themes of power, the American Dream, race, gender and others are so important and work so well together, and Lennie has honestly become one of my favorite characters ever.
It Ends With Us
by Colleen Hoover
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My emotions and thoughts spiraled throughout the entire read. I don't know how to feel about this book. First of all I enjoyed it and fell in love with Lily, Atlas, and all the characters. Every single page peaked my interest. It was quite inspiring and led me to the acknowledgment of lessons that I've never learned before. The heartbreaks, surprises, and pure truth really hit me. The relationship with Lily and Alyssa was so wholesome. Although I'm pained with the way Lily and Ryle turned out, I'm glad Lily finally found Atlas. The difference between Ryle and Atlas became clear. Lily persevered through all difficulties that obscured her path and in the end she got what she deserved.
Chapter and Curse
by Elizabeth Penney
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A very enjoyable and quick read. This definitely fits in the cozy mystery genre. Low stakes, cute cast of characters, and plenty of call backs to the cats. While I appreciated the blatant defining of British slang, by the end of the book it wasn’t as woven in as the beginning. Molly would remind herself of the British meaning behind a word at the start. Near the end, it was less Molly thinking it and more like a footnote that forgot it’s place at the bottom of the page. I would definitely read more from this series if I come across the sequels.
We Were Liars
by E. Lockhart
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Awesome, amazing, intriguing, captivating.
View from the East Wing
by Jill Biden
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Interesting perspective of the life of a Second Lady then First Lady. Not to get political, but it seems unreal that the wing of the White House she and the other First Ladies used as offices for their causes is completely gone.
Like Mother, Like daughter
by Kimberly McCreight
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Not my favorite, I wasn’t a huge fan of either main character and found the plot was very predictable.
Me Before You
by Jojo Moyes
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This book was amazing and devastating at the same time. The author has a way of connecting you deeply to the characters and bringing out new layers of their personalities the more you read. I hadn’t realized how invested I had become in the characters and until the book took such a turn towards the end. Just when I thought that Will was taking a turn and going to change his mind, my heart broke along with Louisa’s when he decided to follow through with his original plan. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to fall deeply for characters but isn’t afraid to also shed a few tears.
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