I‘m gonna rate this a pick even though it wasn‘t that ravingly fantastic. It might just be that it‘s not the genre I usually go for, but I did enjoy it. The only reason I say it wasn‘t perfect is just because I found a few missing links in the story; a few unanswered questions. I will leave it at that and to say it was pretty spooky. ⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

What are Sundays for? Books and jammies!

So weird. Delightfully so.

Wondering if anyone's read this series, "Chaos Walking"? Found the first at a second hand store for 25 cents...it's pretty weird and great!!

Cheesy? Yes! Funny? Uh-huh! Sad? Ohhh yes! Romantic? Totally!
Finished in less than a day.

Kind of an uneventful read, but easy, quick.

I wonder how many times in my life I'll read this series. On my second run through right now, absolutely ecstatic for number 4, and the kind of books that get better each time.

Sheer genius. Second time reading it! She amazes me so much.

Oh if this was only a novel! I did enjoy tremendously, however, and now I really get why there is always so much less in the movies.

Cecelia Ahern is always so much fun. Sometimes it's in a really depressive way...I get that, man...

Loveeeeee

Crazy...Crazy that after all this time, I am still in love.

Inside the brilliance of a mind with Aspergers Syndrome. Enlightening and interesting.

I enjoyed this series :) what adult doesn't wanna read a book with pictures? Makes me feel like a kid reading under my blanket again.

The illustrations are so good, I'm really just craving for more.

Very tragic. Please check out my full review on Goodreads. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23399031?source=ebfg_sms

Went from Hollow City to Hollow Heart. Two drastically different novels.

Once again, enjoyed the story along with the pictures of this hang of peculiars. I've heard so much criticism about it being so childish because of the pictures, but, and I don't know about everyone else, but why wouldn't I want to be reminded of being a kid again?

Really taking my time and poring into this book. I've read Chamber of Secrets inside out, so many times, so now just ready chapter by chapter in between other books and things....enjoying the illustrations. Harry Potter is Love

Such a pretty book. Reading to my 6-year-old son.

😭😭 gets me every time.

October 19th of #octoberbookchallenge our TBR #allhallowsread Can't wait to read this one, and I know it'll be dark and creepy...because Joe Hill.

When you're suffering a huge book hangover and you don't know what to read next from grief caused by said hangover, Harry Potter it is.

I really loved the dynamic nature and excited air of this whole storey! Please visit https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1554416328 for my full review.

I've seen many typos and errors in books, but this has to be one of the strangest. The word "I'll" but with 1s instead of Ls. As you can see, I've underlines other Ls in blue, and those ones are clearly 1s.

I was a big fan of the movie in the youth, I love it! The book was nothing like that movie, although the characters were exactly the same. Loved the book, loved the film.

So I'm definitely in bed at 8:00, but I've been wanting to read this for a while. Recently found for 25 cents! Wootwoot

So I'm definitely in bed at 8:00, but I've been wanting to read this for a while. Recently found for 25 cents! Wootwoot

Not fair. This book is just not fair. Made me cry...made me laugh at times as well, and definitely made me think. Sad and happy and beautiful.

Babysitting 2 babies, plus my own, and a 4-year-old, then 1 more after school plus my 6-year-old. Makes for a long and exhausting day (first ones arrive at 5am!) Just finished lunch and changes and tidying and sweeping, I'm gonna take a reading break while they play 📖 👶🏻

Starting this one at some point today...when I get a minute (I am currently caring for 5 children and 2 more when school's out) 😰 I've heard mixed reviews...we shall see!!

Well! This book! I did not know what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised. I loved the components of mystery and suspense, the fantastical character and the realistic characters as well. I know it's been criticized for being a lot like x-men, but I don't care; I enjoyed the heck out of it, LOVED the old pictures and I am looking forward to reading the next one.

Enjoying the sweet heck out of this.

Well, I always enjoy Ann Rule's retelling of crimes and murders. Makes the world seem like a place of mystery. And it is. When the stories end and there is no real ending, it makes me feel even more that they are real stories, and that life as we know it can change in an instant. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Well, I always enjoy Ann Rule's retelling of crimes and murders. Makes the world seem like a place of mystery. And it is. When the stories end and there is no real ending, it makes me feel even more that they are real stories, and that life as we know it can change in an instant. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Almost done this collection of True Crime stories by none other than Ann Rule (the queen of crime-writing.) it's always a good (and chilling) read.

This is a true no-holds-barred account of life as a drug addict. It's difficult to read at times, because what Sheff is retelling is something that no one would choose, yet, millions do.

Hey! Two of my favourite things!

Trying to finish my book last night, but Indigo had other plans. #babies

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Follett did it again for me. His historical fictions always grip me. Moving along at an exhilarating pace, the story of a group of anti-nazi resistance fighters during WWII is both satisfying and frustrating. I love the juxtaposition between the good and evil within a certain villain, and I like how the good guys don't always win. Same type of romances as his other novels, I might have that bit of criticism, but overall, I loved it.

Excited to learn and to grow my yoga practice.

#perfect

2 chapters in and already immensely enjoying #KenFollett's novel, Hornet Flight. I got hooked on him with the #CenturyTrilogy; he has such an engrossing way if writing, especially his characters.

I give this a solid ⭐️⭐️⭐️.7. The first 100 pages weren't as riveting as the rest, and Sheff's writing style was a bit boring at times, but it got better and easier to pick up on the last 60%. I liked the information about addiction and recovery he gave amidst his memoir, and also the way he spoke about his experience as a lesson for others. I'm looking forward to reading "Tweak", which is the memoir from the addict himself. (Ordered today!)

Ahhh, it makes my little geek heart happy to see a Harry Potter reference!!

Reading and watching the Hip's very last concert live on tv. Being #Canadian, you have you have respect for these old dudes! #musicandbooks

@Yossarian I saw your post and I heard you like Weezer 😏

"Along with the joy of parenthood, with every child comes a piercing vulnerability. It is at once sublime and terrifying."

Just finished this one again. As magical as it has been every time.

I finished this one very quickly. It is an easy and quick read, full of action, suspense and surprises. Let me get one thing straight this "eighth installment" doesn't hold a candle to the Harry Potter series, but I don't think anyone expected it to; and those who did will most likely be disappointed. But, I thoroughly enjoyed this, and I'm sure the play is amazing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️.5