I really enjoyedthis book1 It was an unusual story - very creative! I like to think that I can imagine the character's storyline continuing - Maybe there will be a part 2!

Fun summer read I’m excited to read the rest of the series

This is the second book of the Ruinous Trilogy. If follows Lachlan and Lark's story. I couldn't understand all the glitter obsessions' from Lark.. but hey, to each its own. Brynne Weaver writes in a modern, funny, sweet yet steamy way that will have you asking for more (and there is more!).

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.

In this book Karen is going to have her first sleepover. At the sleepover they were going to bake cookies, raid the refrigerator, and tell each other ghost stories. Then Karen and Nancy got into a fight and Karen no longer wanted her to come to her party anymore.

A powerful, gut-punching novel in verse that tackles gun violence and the cycle of revenge. Reynolds' raw, poetic storytelling and the book's unique elevator-ride structure make for an intense, thought-provoking read .

There’s something magnetic about how CCJ tells a love story — layered, emotionally intelligent, and rooted in real-world complexity. Equivalent Exchange isn’t just romance, it’s about doing your own work before love can take root. It gives space to flaws, growth, and the magic of connection when you least expect it.

Kristin Hannah takes on a historically close fictional experience of women in wartime with the story of Frankie McGrath. Cheer for her as she learns to love nursing side by side with war heroes who saved lives and comforted the dying. Suffer with her on her return through a difficult reentry but a path to healing and recovery. Kristin Hanna provides a rich list of further reading. A Piece of my Heart by Keith Walker is a treasure trove of the experiences of 26 nurses--true tales. An all time fave is Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried. As part of a generation that didn't experience a draft but was just younger than one that did, reading the stories gave me a chance to understand better what veterans live through and live with all of their lives.

In the book Drama a girl named Callie is trying to figure out how to handle seventh grade. She deals with confusing crushes, middle school hardships, budding friendships, and tween hardships. The book explores different types of friendships, Callie's relationship with others around her, teamwork and much more. I really enjoyed reading this book and would give it five stars.

OMG THE GROUP JOINS THE BLACK SWAN FINALLY!!! I was wondering when they would be allowed into their organization, especially after finding out that Della sneaked onto their escape