Jen Dixon is a mom who’s son is in kindergarten while her older daughters are in college. Her best friend nominate her for class Mom And had to go into doing it.

Just wow, great book yet a sad one too.

Phenomenal book the Iselin library Lisa recommended. I read in a day as the author pulls you in. College professors life and the impact of his legacy told by one of his college students. Lots of lessons learned and living life to the fullest.

It was very good and a truly extraordinary, exciting, and an exquisite book. It feels both fresh and exciting, crafting a distinct identity that stands out against the many other books on the stands. In the book there was a lot going on and it was hard to connect the pictures with the text. But it was overall a very good book to read and I look forward to reading the next parts of the books. Thank you.

Very impressive and intriguing novel from cover to cover. Each chapter was short, and the narrator/POV switched with each chapter, making it easy to read. I thoroughly enjoyed the unique protagonist's western journey and uncommon job, and how his moniker came to fruition. I will look for more books by this author in the future.

Didn't know what to expect. I loved it!

Loved this story about actual events that took place in Canada on 9/11. Know so much about the events that took place in the U.S., but only had vague details about the impact of airspace being closed. Very interesting stories and a positive aspect of humanity on such a tragic day.

I'm kind of a picky reader, and had not finished 4 or 5 fantasy books in a row due to poor writing before coming across this one. However, Charissa Weaks definitely writes well enough to be enjoyable and worldbuilds to a satisfying degree. The main characters are all 3-dimensional, the pacing is good, the plot is interesting, and she's subtle enough to make you piece details together. Overall, very good. I'm only upset that books 4 and 5 aren't out yet because I know I'll want to read them.

Loved this book! It was a great end to the three part series, and Abby Jimenez does a great job at tastefully showcasing mental illness and trauma in modern love stories. Great summer read!

I am a Yoga therapist. I have read about a third of the book till now and I feel the content can be very useful for therapists and laymen. The content can help one to see things differently, so our points of views about things, people and life is useful to us, to generally be happy and to fulfill our goals in life. A person could also use the ideas in the book, to communicate better with others, to change any thoughts or beliefs that affect their emotional well-being, and to help themselves or others heal and grow as a person and work towards realizing their true potential.