This is wonderful-please read-that is all!

A fun Paw Patrol book about the Pups' vehicles. Phonics book that reviews short vowel sounds and blends (best, big, job, pal, plan, pup, ruff, wet, etc)

Dreadfully boring and predictable. The protagonist was wimpy and insipid. The plot was unimpressive, dull, and pointless. This book seemed to be more about the trials of being a waitress than anything else.

I read A Fierce Radiance. I really enjoyed reading about the espionage. I would recommend this book for anyone that enjoys a mystery.

Typical women’s murder club read. Several interesting story lines that are fun to try and figure out. Quick and easy to read like all Patterson novels. I will keep reading them all

4 stars for a hilarious book recommended by my s-i-l Judie. I have read 11 books by Carl Hiaasen and enjoyed every one. This one is book 8 in the Skink series. Skink is the former Florida Governor who walked off the job in an earlier book. He was and is an environmentalist, given to outrageous acts of sabotage against companies or people who damage the environment. He does not appear in this book until the second half. The 1st half is about the interchange of incidents between Angela, "Angie" Armstrong, ex Florida Wildlife Officer, Jerry Crosby, Palm Beach Police Chief, a now ex President, along with his wife, and various Secret Service Agents and employees at Casa Bellicosa, aka Winter White House. The President and his wife are never mentioned by name, but the descriptions are so vivid that it is impossible not to know who is who. The second half brings Skink and Jim Tile, a Skink friend into contact with everyone. Some elements in the book: Burmese Pythons--an invasive species thriving in the Everglades Pruitt, a poacher from Angela's past POTUS Pussies--Wealthy widows who adore the President Three quotes: "Angie had been summoned to Casa Bellicosa to unfasten a screech owl from the presidential pompadour, which the low swooping raptor had mistaken for a road-kill fox." "The President's Secret Service's code name was "Mastotodon." He loved it. " "On only his second day in the Whit House, the President had ordered his chief of staff to arrange a trip to the National Zoo for a close-up look at a real mastodon." This was a library ebook through the Libby app.

Miriam's mom was killed and kidnapped her sister. Miriam ran thru woods and finally came upon an Amish home where Abram Zook and his sister lived. They protected her from Serpent. Trying to find her sister while living in an amish home learning about God, Miriam decides to change to the Amish faith.

This graphic novel series is amazing. I’m so glad it’s not exactly like the series. I’m really into this series.

While this book at times was depressing and a little bit sad it sure did make you think about life’s Choices and consequences.

This sequel to the King Maker, was just as fantastic as the first start to the story! It picks up exactly where the first installation leaves you on a cliff. I loved this story from start to finish. I loved that the author chose some tough topics that are applicable today as the running theme through the story. I also loved that this was straight up romance too!!