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The Accidental Picasso Thief
Whit Rummel with Noah Charney
Mr. Rummel is an excellent storyteller who knows how to balance the facts with humor, intelligence, and a quirkiness that is infectious. This is an entertaining book that will hold the reader’s interest right up to the last sentence. I highly recommend.
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first-time caller
bk borison
Characters were very loveable. I enjoyed the slow burn. The author paced the story very well, nothing felt too long or too short.
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Enola Holmes, The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets
Nancy Springer
Honestly, this series just keep getting better by the book. This book was interesting and I could not put it down, Nancy Springer did a GREAT job at this almost artistic writing that many could not achieve. GREAT for ages 9-15.
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In your dreams
Sarah adams
Finished! This book was so cute. Pieces felt a little unrealistic, but I am very happy suspend my disbelief for the sake of cuteness and joy.
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Chapter and Curse
Elizabeth Penney
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.
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Wedding People
Alison Espach
I loved this, and it was made even better by taking place in RI. It was an empowering story about a woman who takes back her life after hitting rock bottom in the most unexpected of circumstances.
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The After Wife
Melanie Summers
Cute rom com story. I liked how the author had a lot of humor in a pretty serious story. I thought it was going to have a predictable ending, and it sort of did, but with a twist.
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Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir
I go back and forth on sci-fi, but this captured my attention easily. It was a heartbreaking yet so heartwarming story and showed how living beings can actually work together for a common cause.
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Vanishing Acts
Jodi Picoult
I liked it in the beginning but I thought that it got too much into hardcore jail life, especially when talking about how to make drugs. Also, I was angry that Delia and Eric got together in the first place because Fitz seemed the perfect fit from the beginning. And when Fitz and Delia finally got together, their last concern was about Sophie, which was Delia's biggest concern the whole book.
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Enola Holmes The Case of the Left-Handed Lady
Nancy Springer
PERFECT. This book will tie you in the story in the rope, and also make you gasp out loud or even, a few times, I would put the book down to my chest just to think what happened, why and how Enola would solve this problem or case. Perfect for ages 8-15.
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