Her second in the series which began with MyBrilliant Friend which oozes the awkwardness of adolescence.

My favorite part was how Jason still got to play other baseball games even though he was sick for the first practice.

I enjoyed the humor and levity in this book, a nice change from my usual fare of heavy historical fiction. Set in Tuscany in a beautiful village that is suffering in its old age, this book features a colorful cast of quirky, lovable characters. Through a series of hardships and antics, the villagers come to understand that the love and harmony between them are their greatest treasures.

The first and my favorite of her neopolitan stories, the inception of the friendship between two young women, brilliant in different ways

Tons of fun to read during a long road trip!

Light, enjoyable love story.

It’s a realistic fiction story. I could not put this book down.

after reading the ACOTAR series i expected to be immediately obsessed with this book but it didn't immediately draw me in the way i thought it would. now that i've read this book in full i am definitely eager to read the next one! my jaw is on the floor at the ending and i have 0 predictions for what is going to happen next

This is the book referenced in Chernow’s biography, which Mark Twain had sold door to door after Grant’s death from throat cancer.Fascinating window into our pre and post civil war past and this underadmired President.

“It’s about being kind at the end. Gus got a coin even though he doesn’t have a tooth!”