An I.important amd timely read. The author uses her unique experiences to provide helpful advice on how to bridge the racial divide. I especially appreciate the grace with which she writes.

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 The story is well known but the addition of the historical content of how women were treated and thought of in the time of Jesus is very intriguing.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!!

The images are breath taking. The story is enticing. Next read is the original text to get the full complexity of the characters. But the graphic novel is excellently done.

The author captures emotion so well! I loved this book and would definitely recommend it. I wish there was a sequel.

Cute story with a great opening that will hook you. The story does get a little bland mid way through but picks up so the end is worth the happy feeling.

This is the sequel to The Knife of Never Letting Go. You follow Todd and Viola as they try to escape and find sanctuary. Things are never as the appear and their mission turns deadly when more secrets are uncovered.

As all of the books in this series, I loved it. Mary Anne is on vacation with the Pikes in Sea City. I think it would be so cool to go as a babysitter on vacation with a family.

I really enjoyed this book. Set in the early 1920’s and from 3 different Womens’s perspectives. Widely different. A great read and it brings home the fact that we’re all so similar even if appearances don’t show that!

We enjoy these as a family. Leo and Dean like to learn about the characters without watching the movies

A modern day pride and prejudice? Not even close. Gosh I don’t know why I slogged through this book. It really was pretty shallow and I found myself not caring how it ended!