Book 1 of Shatter Me series This book was impossible to put down! It was full of suspense and it had an interesting plot (that is present in every dystopian book). The main character, Juliette, is a powerful and srong character. I loved seeing her voice change throuhout the book. I will be back soon to get the sequel!

This was an audible only quick listen. Good story and character development.

No spoilers, but never put anything past Sarah! Once again, Jeneva had me ignoring all of my household chores so I can find out 'whodunnit'. Although it had been a while since I read the Perfect Marriage, it was written with just enough recap to jog my memory but not feel repetitious.

Although this is marked as a fiction, I have no doubt that this story is a based off of true facts. This book takes you out of Germany and into France and explores a Jewish family's fight to say alive during the Holocaust. The slow and manipulative way that the Nazis took over from a different perspective will have you shedding tears. This is such a sad read but so worth reading.

In this book Karen had gotten some new roller skates. She was really excited to try some new tricks with her roller skates. While Karen was practicing one of her tricks she had fallen and broke her wrist. I really enjoyed reading this book and I rate it five stars.

Amazing world building and incredible characters. I hate Locke and Taryn, so also very annoying characters! I cant wait for book two, the ending where they crown Cardan instead of Oak is a very good plot twist. Also the ,"I poisoned them both", was a very savage move from Jude. :)

Incredibly swoon-worthy enemies to lovers romance and a unique magic system. Huge reveal at the end. Can't wait for book two.

Mystery about the heiress four husbands prior to her death, and the life of her son before and after the

This was a fascinating look at how mental illness manifested itself in one family, highlighting anxiety and depression, bipolar disorder, the dangers of substance abuse when combined with mental health issues, and how these interplay to form risk factors for suicide. I liked how the author told the story of her own family and then connected that story to the larger societal issues surrounding diagnosis, treatment, and perception of mental health issues. An engaging read.

This novel offers a fresh and thought-provoking perspective by retelling a classic story from the viewpoint of an enslaved character, adding depth and complexity to the narrative. While the engaging storytelling and sharp wit are commendable, some might find the juxtaposition of humor and harrowing themes a bit jarring at times