This was a sweet, magical realism book. Characters were colorful and quirky, with many human foibles. Those who face tragedy deal with it in differing ways - some believing in the magic of fairy tales, others sticking to practical realism. You'll have to read the book to find out which way the story turns!

Part of Williams' series set on the fictitious island of Winthrop, the main character, Cricket Winthrop, is uncertain about her place on the island and where she belongs, until a mysterious aunt of the Peabody's steps in, in an extremely unexpected way, to make Cricket face some difficult choices that will affect her entire life.

Very sweet

The last book (for now) of the ACOTAR series and wow! What a bittersweet experience. I finished this book a few days ago and haven't been able to stop thinking of the series since. Although it took me about 100 pages to get used to the perspective change in this book, some of my favorite scenes from the series were in here. I Love Nesta's character and her journey. The repetitive nature of some of the chapters perfectly depicts exactly what it feels like to get better. The end felt a bit rushed to me and there were some moments that I didn't love, some plot points that were not closed and many questions left unanswered. But overall, I loved this one. Eager to reread the first few books again later this year!

This was a quick read for me. Sparks kept up a brisk pace and created richly drawn characters who drew me in and made me eager to continue. I read the book quickly, eager to find out how it would all pan out; the ending was very satisfying.

I love horses

By the author of Girl with a Pearl Earring, this historical fiction novel travels back to France and Brussels of 1490-1492, and traces the possible history of the Cluny series of unicorn tapestries, utilizing Chevalier's usual attention to detail.

The butterfly didn’t give up!

This is a good book for a kid going into Kindergarten like my sister. It’s a reminder that you don’t get naps anymore.

My favorite character was bob because his name was silly. The book is funny and I would tell others to read it too.