This was a fantastic book! It has won the Newberry Award for juvenile fiction (chapter book). Two sisters and their widowed mother move in with their ailing grandmother. The girls resent the move away from home and friends. It's difficult to cope with all that and the grandmother with dementia. This story includes making new friends, coping with a magical tiger and accepting death. It will make you smile and cry! This would a great read-aloud to share with older children and adults!

This is a book that started a new series back in the 1990's. I intend to get the rest of the books that followed this one.

This is a moving tale of a Jewish family during WWII. I could not stop listening. This book broke my heart, had me cheering, holding my breath..so many emotions!

This book started out slow for me and initially felt scripted. However there is a lot of food for thought about our actions during a crisis. Would make a great book club book!

Excellent historical fiction novel! Sue Monk Kidd imagines the life of Jesus's wife. The story is well known but the addition of the historical content of how women were treated and thought of in the time of Jesus is very intriguing. Make sure to read the author's notes at the end of the book for a look at how she developed the concept for the book. A must read for historical fiction lovers!!

This book read like a Nora ephron movie. I enjoyed it. Was a quick read.

It was a slog just to keep listening to this book. The readers/actors were great but the story was over 15 hours long! Kept falling asleep to the many characters telling the same story from their point of view. We breathed a sigh of relief when it was over. I sure it could be read fast than listening to it.

This book is an overview of the career of French Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The author did an excellent job of making his commentary accessible to both casual readers and art experts. There is good blend of historical context and explanations of how art was changing during Renoir's life and how it played out in his work. This is definitely recommended for those who wish to expand their art knowledge.

Very good thriller. Reminds me of a Stephen King story line, but without his level of detail.

I like that the shark thought cartilage were boogers. My favorite part was when they scream when the star fish looses his arm.