Wow!!! Double wow!!! From the first sentence to the last chapter I was hooked. This book made me feel all the feelings. I listened to this one and found myself lowering the volume at some points, turning it up at others, wanting to throw my phone across the room, and gasping in the car while driving. It‘s SO good!!! #Book7of2020

Super cheesy, funny, light hearted read! Loved that it was told from a male POV. Loved the book within a book. Loved that guys read a romance novel to help figure out aspects of their own relationships. Totally predictable, but I loved that about it as well. #Book6of2020

This book left me wanting more. Yes, Arthur is a charming character. You want to reach right into the book and give him a hug. However, I closed this book needing to know more about his wife. I felt like there was not enough story with each charm. And why did she never share anything with her family? Was she ashamed? Did she want to lead a different life? I need more...
#Book5of2020

Excellent audio book read by the author. What an amazing story he shares with his readers. I strive to live as bold, brave, fearless, and determined as his mother. Listen to this one today! #Book4of2020

Book #5 in the After series. Although it wasn‘t my favorite in the series, I love how most of the book was in Hardin‘s POV. However, the best part was the last section of the book. Each chapter in Part 3 was told by a different character. Loved hearing all the different POV and getting a little closure or insight from each. #Book3of2020

Loved it! A book about books and finding love... right up my alley. Sweet, heartwarming book about love, loss, taking chances, giving second chances, and a community that loves and supports each other. #Book2of2020

Cute, easy read about self discovery, and family dynamics while lightly touching on complications from addictions. #Book1of2020

Had to fight, grind, repeat just to finish. I have never heard of BB before. I felt he was all over the place in his storytelling; & WAY over exaggerating to the point it was exhausting. Just when I thought he was being sincere, he says, “I just made that up”. I felt he name dropped the entire time but yet didn‘t really share many of his celebrity friends‘ stories. Could have gotten all I needed from this book by reading the cover. #Book23of2019

I‘m a sucker for a cute cover, alternating narrators, and young love. This book checked all those things. A quick, easy read, with an ending that left me wanting way more! #Book22of2019

All the emotions!!! If you want an emotional rollercoaster of a ride, read this book. Wonderful story and I look forward to the film adaptation. #Book21of2019

I love a good YA story and a good ❤️ story. Throw in some travel, and I‘m sold. I picked this book to relive my time in Europe. Listening to them travel to all the same places made me happy and sad all at once. Take me back to Europe!!! I‘d gladly travel with Sydney and her friend Kat, and of course Jackson! However, Leela needs to stay home. She was selfish and annoying and I couldn‘t stand her. Quick, easy, fun read! #Book20of2019

I enjoyed the book, but wasn‘t completely blown away. It‘s funny and interesting to see how the rich and fabulous live, but also disheartening to know how much emphasis people place on material things. However, what I wouldn‘t give to be a guest at the wedding of the year!!! #Book19of2019

Audio book for the win!!! The full cast was amazing and completely held my attention. Great story about sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Throw in some heartfelt moments about friendship, love, forgiveness and believing in yourself/others, and you have one of my top reads so far this year. #Book18of2019

Such a cute story! I always love hearing how people met, and when they fell in love. Mae and Hugo‘s story hit all the spots! Both characters have interesting back stories, that made this book hard to put down. The audio version was great! #Book17of2019

Run and grab this book today...And also grab some tissues!!! Beautiful story of a woman on the spectrum, friendships, love and second chances. As a mom of someone on the spectrum, I pray each day my kiddo finds meaningful friendships and an unconditional love. I absolutely loved their journey. #Book16of2019

“Each reader will take something different from a novel, from a chapter, from a line.” This quote is the reason why I love meeting with my book club each month. Hearing how each person interpreted the book is always fascinating. Although this wasn‘t one of my favorites, I appreciated the writing style. The story unfolded with alternating chapters: the present, and the past told through letters. The cover of this book is amazing! #Book15of2019

I listened to this on audio. HILARIOUS!!! I had moments were I couldn‘t breath from laughing so hard. It was a good thing my husband was driving. Loved the relationship the father and son had. Even through the horrific language, you could tell his dad truly cared about his family. #Book14of2019

The funniest historical fiction, road trip, gap year I‘ve ever been on!!! So many laugh out loud moments, and tons of hilarious quotes from Monty. Quick, easy read with memorable characters. Can‘t wait to read the sequel. #Book13of2019

It‘s cold and wet here in the PNW so today‘s plan includes cleaning, snuggling my three fur babies and listening to my audio book. This little guy decided to get VERY close to me this morning. Loving The Gentlemen‘s Guide to Vice and Virtue so far. #corgilove

Super cute book about a boy moving to a new country and coming in mid year at HS. Best book dedication I‘ve seen in a while. Favorite quote from the book, “We all mess things up. It‘s what you do with the mess that matters.” I‘ll be sharing that quote with my high school and middle schooler. It‘s a good reminder for myself as well. #Book12of2019

Super cute love story with some emotional tragedies along the way. I enjoyed the way the story unfolded with chapters titled “Then” and “Now” switching between the past and the present. Elliot and Macy‘s friendship was so beautiful. Their love of books, sharing favorite words, and updates in her closet library quickly made me want to jump right in their with them. I couldn‘t put this one down!
#Book11of2019

Sweet and Steamy!!! Stella is on the Spectrum and hires a male escort, Michael to teach her a thing or two (or three 😜) about relationships. I‘m a sucker for a sweet love story and this checked all the boxes. I didn‘t realize just how steamy things would get. I found myself turning down the volume on my phone (audiobook) even when no one was home. 🔥 🔥 🔥 #Book10of2019

Another book that I loved and hated all at the same time. The writing was wonderful and flowed more like a novel than a memoir. The content was disturbing and haunting. I waited till after I was done reading the book before I read any additional information about the author. Lots of conflicting stories and testimonies; which has led to many more questions on my part. I need my book club to meet again to discuss all my new questions. #Book9of2019

“Every book ever written is about love really, whether it knows it or not.” Excellent book! I laughed. I cried. I ugly cried. It hits all the emotions while covering some deeper topics. I listened to this one and loved the audio version. I‘d love to hop on that bus with Coyote and Rodeo, answer their three questions, and listen to their stories. Pick it up today!!! #Book8of2019

Awesome book! You won‘t regret picking this one up at all. Can‘t wait till my online book club chats about it. So many moments to discuss. Loved it! #Book7of2019

I totally believe in love at first sight. It‘s how I met my husband over 20 years ago. Although it didn‘t take us 10 years to finally get together (only a year later) I could totally feel the pain and longing the main characters felt. What a cute and enjoyable read. I‘m a sucker for a good love story and loved following theirs for a decade. #Book6of2019

EXCELLENT book that is sure to make you feel ALL the feelings. This was a reread for me since my book club selected it for the month. I can‘t wait till we meet to discuss it. What made it even more special was getting to meet the author and have her sign my book. Thanks @Allthebookclubs for going with me. A memorable book and day that I won‘t ever forget!
#Book5of2019

Great book. Lots of interesting characters, well developed story, left me wanting more at the end. It goes to show you, things are not always what they seem on the outside looking in. Loved the description of Mia‘s art work and wish I could see some of her pictures. Pick this one up today!
#Book4of2019

Is it weird to truly enjoy a book, but dislike all of the main characters??? That‘s how I felt about this book. It led for some great discussions at book club!
#Book3of2019

“Reading - an endless journey; a long, indeed never-ending journey that made one more temperate as well as more loving and kind.” I loved this book, its quirky characters, and the setting. Now I want to go back to Paris!
#Book2of2019

Love the writing; easy read, funny, emotional, and uplifting. Claire‘s transformation at the end was more of an inner transformation than an outer one. Just as I thought it should be. Would love to hear more about Claire in the future.
#Book1of2019

This book left me feeling meh. I loved the first book and was so excited to find out there was a sequel... Plus I wanted a great, cheesy, Christmas read. This book fell short for me. Definitely pick up the first one, Dash and Lily‘s Book of Dares, and skip this one. #Book31of2018

I enjoyed the audio version of this book very much. Quick easy read/listen. I did NOT see the plot twist coming and was shocked by the turn of events. #Book30of2018

I have read & enjoyed all of JG‘s books. This book was equally as enjoyable. The plot at times was a little out there for me, but his character descriptions are always the selling point. Having a glimpse into the mind of someone with OCD & anxiety was done brilliantly through the main character, Aza. I enjoyed her friendship with Daisy, & the quirky, but insightful Davis. JG packs his books with memorable quotes and metaphors! #Book29of2018

It was a struggle for me to finish the book. If it hadn‘t been a book club pick, it is not a book I would have read or finished. I just didn‘t “get it.” A talking crow and other magical elements had me guessing what direction this book was going in. The author did however create a great sense of community and showed how supportive the members in town were for each other. I won‘t be recommending this book to others.
#Book28of2018

I‘m a sucker for chick lit and Jane Austen so this book was a quick, easy read for me. I am very much like Jane, a hopeless romantic looking for a happy ending. Jane and Austen‘s journey was interesting to read. I love how the author took many beloved characters from all of JA‘s classic novels and put a twist on them. It was fun to spot the references while reading.
#Book27of2018

I have loved reading all about the Song sisters in this trilogy. This last book left me feeling happy and sad all at the same time. Sad because I know it‘s over, when I feel like there is still so much story left to tell. Hoping the author reconsiders and gives us Lara Jean: The College Years.
#Book26of2018

A great debut thriller. I truly enjoyed reading this book. Great characters that were well developed. My heart aches for our protagonist Ella/Lainey with what she went through as a child and continues to struggle with today. I was hoping for a little more backstory and the “why” from the antagonist. But a great read that I will recommend to others.
#Book25of2018

“The most elemental instinct in human nature is not hate but love, the former inextricably linked to the latter.”

I enjoyed this book and the discussions had with my book club. Interested in reading more about Ranger Matthews. The book ended on a plot point which I‘m sure the author will pick up in a following book.
#Book24of2018

This was a good one! Loved all the twists and turns up till the very end. I listened to this book and enjoyed the narrator as well. #Book23of2018

It was just so-so for me. Parts were cute/funny, while others were boring and drawn out. Some members of my book club enjoyed it. I won‘t be recommending it to other though. #Book22of2018

I‘m a sucker for anything Jane Austen related... So I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I also enjoy books that are written as letters. #Book21of2018

I LOVED this book. The backwards telling of the story took a minute to get used to. Once you do, it‘s hard to put this book down. #Book20of2018

I enjoyed this character and her quirks so much. Sometimes I wanted to scream at her, and other times I wanted to give her a hug. Great, easy, entertaining read. #Book19of2018

The story of twins, Jude & Noah, and their struggles with life, loss, love, and forgiveness. Noah tells his part of the story from the past, while Jude tells her story in present day. I loved the back and forth storytelling. Noah‘s chapters are filled with metaphors. Like SERIOUSLY filled with them. I enjoyed his colorful metaphors, while others I know who read the story found them annoying. #Book18of2018

Fast, easy, touching read. Loved the main character Jessie. I enjoyed reading the emails between her and Somebody/Nobody and how SN helped guide Jessie though difficult high school situations. I wanted to know who SN was, but also didn‘t want to know till the very end. Great supporting characters as well. #Book17of2018

Just so-so for me. I wanted to get lost in the streets of Tuscany with them while falling in love with the characters, scenery, delicious food and wine. However, my expectations were too high. Crazy plot line at the end left me feeling meh. #Book16of2018

Light, easy read with a modern day twist on the classic novel. It‘s a little bit of a retelling, but also missing many of the stereotypical elements. Ella is not a servant in her own home, her father is alive, her stepmom is nice, and her two sisters are not completely evil. Just discovered there‘s a sequel. #Book15of2018

My book club picked this as our summer read. I was reluctant since I knew it was a heavy topic. I wanted fluff or romance to kick the summer off. However, this was an amazing book! It made me stop and reflect on many aspects. It led to some great discussions with my book club friends. Go pick it up today! #Book14of2018

Super cute book & an easy read. Loved the story inside the story & the illustrations. It was a very relatable story in some aspects. I have an introverted teen who we discovered loves to draw. We‘ve never seen her draw or doodle anything. She then tells us her art work is in a contest at the library and if we could swing by and see.She won! Although I think I know everything about my little people, they continue to surprise me daily. #Book13of2018