Total mind-bender that' had me hooked from page one. Angela R. Watts serves up a wild ride of epic battles and mind-blowing twists that'll leave you itching for more once you're done.

In this book Karen had gotten glasses. She does not want to wear them and especially for school pictures. A boy at school named Ricky started to make fun of her glasses. Names such as "Owl Girl" and "Googly Eyes". I really enjoyed reading this book and I would rate it five stars.

If you watched the Will Trent show, this is... I think episode 4, this episode takes the bones of this book-- which is far more twisted and bleak than what the show did. Going into this book, I forgot how terrible Angie was in these stories. I feel like I've been blinded by having watched the show that I forgot she was just a god awful person. Anyway, pointing being, this is a good book. If you enjoy Will Trent, you will enjoy this book.

A thoughtful but difficult to read book on James point of view as he and Huck travel the Mississippi River. I thought it was interesting the book started as “mild” view of slavery and then ramp up on its brutality. All through a lens of someone who is beaten down, but refuses to give up

Teach Me by Concinnityy_ One thing I will always love is the trope with the “mean” popular boy that falls in love with the shy unknown girl and then he becomes nicer and changes for the better. LIKE, I LOVE IT!! Damien is my #1 and while I was reading all of the comments hating him I knew he was doing it all for a reason. I love Carmen and Damien so much and hope to read about them in Maikel and Nila’s book.

A great book to prepare students for testing! The book contains activities, tips, and notes to parents about how they can help. I tend to read this book before major tests.

SO many people have been telling me to read this book and I'm so happy that I did. Kai and Paedyn are such a power duo and even though I thought the plot was a bit unoriginal since it was basically the Hunger Games, I still loved it. The only other complaint I have is that a few lines seem out of place but other than that, this was a great book.

The Fourth Closet is wild, dark, and full of shocking twists. It dives deep into identity, grief, and the terrifying truth behind the animatronics. Just when you think it’s over, it pulls you back in. A creepy, emotional, and intense end to the trilogy.

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a gripping psychological tale of a woman’s descent into madness. Through vivid symbolism and claustrophobic imagery, it critiques the oppression of women and the dangers of silencing their voices. Its a detailed look into unchecked mental illness.

This book is a whole hug for the heart. R&B royalty + grounded single mom = chemistry that feels both real and aspirational. It’s tender, steamy, and full of that slow, grown love that doesn’t shy away from life’s messiness. And Jakobi Diem’s narration? Melts. Me. Every. Time.