This is starting to get a little bit long, but it‘s still really good.

Holy crap, this was good. On to the next one!

This is sooooo good!

Hmm. Not too bad. Quick read, more mystery than thriller.

This is the best of the series so far! Fall 2020 is a long way away..

This book has a lot of words, but it is engrossing. It‘s really good on audio.

Julie Andrews telling me stories for 13 hours? Yes, please!

So much of this was just a chore to get through... I almost bailed. I did like the last 50 pages or so.

This was fine... there was story set in the past and one in the present, and neither one felt very developed.

For years, I‘ve told myself I would read all 56 Nancy Drew mysteries... there are a few I‘ve never read. The simple sentences really make me want to laugh. But, I read about a third of the book in no time at all and quite enjoyed myself.

This book didn‘t have much substance, but I really love how much I identified with the main character. It also made me laugh out loud, and that doesn‘t happen often.

I love sentences like this that tell you all you need to know about a character.

How long had Atwood been working on this before she announced its imminent publication? At times it felt a teeny bit rushed, and the alternate perspectives a bit unnecessary. It‘s not as powerful or as interesting as The Handmaid‘s Tale, but it held my attention.

What if George Washington became king and America was a monarchy? Fun speculative fiction told with multiple perspectives.

Too long... boring... repetitive... not Jeffries best.

It‘s been a minute since I read a book in a day. This was really cute.

I quite like stories about families, forgiveness, and redemption.

Making my way through TJR‘s back list. This one grabbed me today and didn‘t let me go.

I‘m getting Station 19 vibes from this book... and enjoying it quite a bit.

Cute. I‘m loving stories about bands and musicians.

A book about guilt, lies, and honesty. have somewhat mixed feelings, but I did like this quite a bit.

Well, the main character is pretty awful through most of the book. But the book itself wasn‘t too bad. It had its moments. I just didn‘t love it.

I saw this on a “must reads” list and was so excited for it. But... the main character is really annoying. She‘s supposed to be 27, but seems more like she‘s 18. 🙄 I‘m kind of feeling like I wasted an Audible credit on this, because she might be a little more tolerable if I abandon the audio book and just read my paperback.

I don‘t typically read contemporary romances, but this was a lot of fun. I‘ll be reading more by this author.

This took me forever to get into, but I blew through the last 150 pages or so. I‘m not sure I quite understand all the hype, but I liked it well enough.

A little bit Outlander, a little bit Gone With the Wind. Diverting, but I didn‘t always care for the main characters.

Cinderella retelling with some nice touches, but few surprises. I‘m so torn with this rating, because the story had my attention. However, I have a few too many nits to pick. I might have liked this better if I‘d read the print edition as opposed to the audio.

Fun take on the “fall in love with the governess” trope. Loved these characters.

This was fun. I know I can count on Eloisa James for smart, funny romance novels.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One of the best books I‘ve read this year.

This is soooo creative and jaw dropping and weird.

Classic. Not scary, but unnerving.

I have mixed feelings about the writing, but the story is mostly true, and it is just incredible.

This wasn‘t terrible! Overall, I liked the story, but I think the conclusion was a bit rushed.

Sweet middle grade novel. But, I would rather read Schooled, a Korman book where the characters are a little more fleshed out and the plot is better developed.

I liked this much better than The Kiss Quotient.

My daughter has discovered Rick Riordan, which is amazing! She takes the dust jacket off our books and leaves fingerprints, which is not so awesome, but I love these reminders of how much she is loving the world Riordan creates. I love it too- this was better than the second Apollo book.

I didn‘t like this as much as I wanted to.

Cute story. I like Portia.

Okay. The first half was not great, and it was a bummer because I subscribe to Riccio‘s YouTube channel, and I know how much this novel means to her. I‘m glad I stuck with it though, because the last half of the book was actually pretty good and took a turn I legitimately was not expecting.

I read a whole bunch of books in May. I also started 5 that I hope to finish in June!

A book about music and friendship. Some parts were not as developed as I might have liked, but the denouement made me cry.

I just... this was incredible. The world Pierce Brown built got bigger, and I am here for it. Thank GOODNESS the next one comes out at the end of July.

This slight change between ebook and print is interesting...

I love Lillian Boxfish... what a neat character. The book makes me want to go back and take a walk in New York City. #summer2019reading

I might have loved this just a little bit more than I loved Wonder. This was excellent.

Although I knew the story of Hemingway and Gellhorn, this was hard to put down. Consumed mostly on audio.

Well, it isn‘t Evelyn Hugo, or even Daisy Jones. But it was pretty darn good.

I love a “Sliding Doors” story. I don‘t love the writing right now ( “she headed to bed, I headed to the bathroom”... I don‘t think the parallelism was used for effect) but I‘m excited to see what happens next. Will probably finish this today.