A good read of blending history from centuries ago to today. I enjoyed reading this story and learned a little Italian along the way!

5 ?? My dad had a kidney transplant, so this suckered me in right away. This story ?????? all the emotions. Bri is fabulous. She is all of us, I firmly believe this. AJ does it again, another great read!

5 stars A book about loneliness and overcoming your past, trying hard to live as “normally” as possible in this crazy world. I resonate deeply with Eleanor Oliphant. All her rights and wrongs, her issues and all. A great read that i’d recommend for anyone who understands or wants to understand the feeling of being alone and the feeling of the ghosts that haunt you.

Not my typical style of book, but nonetheless a great read. Gives you an appreciation for things that we cannot possess. Remain wholesome and you’ll be rewarded in life.

4.5 ?? It was like reading a manuscript while living thru the words. So vivid, so raw. There’s something truly unique about this book. TJR knows how to hook her readers!

Obvious debut; not a bad thing, but it does feel a bit less refined in its grit. Maybe my fault rather than the book’s as I read it sporadically over the course of a month. Will always love and appreciate his writing style above all else.

I was not liking the way this was written. The story seemed to be really building up to something which never happened. The ending was not suspenseful!

As dumb as it is, the different art styles were actually really engaging in the explaining of the various things that are daily annoyances. Sometimes the more picturesque things that are infuriating look sweet and innocent, but the intense visualizations more accurately show how they might make a person feel. Great online collab.

i like this book and i recommend it. my favorite character is warren. he's funny and was a good friend. i felt bad for maggie but also happy for her because she finally gets to live the life she wants. it made me happy seeing ridge and sydney get together and the end. i wish the ending was different but it was still good.

I'd been meaning to read this biography of woman's suffragist Alice Paul for a while and moved it to the front of the queue after seeing the Suffs musical on Broadway. The problem with this was that I already knew the story. I downgraded the review to 2 stars for this reason. The biography was OK, but nothing special.