Sonnys Blues by James Baldwin is a powerful exploration of pain, family, and redemption. Through the lens of jazz and brotherhood, Baldwin captures the struggle of Black identity, emotional repression, and the healing power of understanding and expression.

This is Book 2 of the Perfect Series. Both books deal focus on the marriages of attorney Sarah Morgan. Although I enjoyed the twists in this thriller I also found it to be very convoluted. It was almost as if there were too many victims and characters to keep track of.

THIS BOOK WAS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED. the little recipies and information about each of the characters. Elwin's healing center logs for Sophie and Keefe's detention center records. All we're amazing

This book was pretty good but it only got better at the middle of the book. The book started off going really slow until I reached the point in the book where it got me super hooke on. It's a good book but I feel that Ana Huang has definitely written better books.

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

Although I don't love books featuring precocious kids or animals, Annie Hartnett has again won my heart with her dysfunction family road trip novel. I loved all the characters and could get behind all of their decisions, no matter how terrible.

I liked this book alot. It was nice how it showed to perspectives instead of just one side. The two different personalities were amazing and I loved how they were very different even though they looked alike. This book is really entertaining I couldn't even put it down before I finished.

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.

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.

A small island, one woman disappears. Is it murder, suicide, part of an affair? Unsolved, it tears two families apart. Twenty years later when Mallory returns can they discover the answers, mend the relationships of sisters and reunite a love that Mallory and her boyfriend had before his mother went missing?