A riveting inter-generational saga with glass as the central ever-evolving theme. Human fragility is highlighted.

This book reimagines the character of Jim from Huckleberry Finn. His character is richly drawn; his story is heartbreaking and poignant. His inner strength, wisdom and conviction are inspiring. Highly recommend!

Kristen Hannah is great at evoking a strong sense of place and creating characters that have depth and dimension. This book was heart wrenching in its depiction of family relationships and how we can hurt others as we play out our own psychological dramas. The book also touches on deeply imbedded prejudices in society that directly affect some of the characters in the book. It was worth the read.

Funny

It is about a babysitter named Mary Ann and she has a crush on a boy named Logan. He likes her to. He wants to join the babysitters club but he can't because he has babysit his siblings on the meeting days.

Lots of good facts

It was about all of the crayons that had something to say about how he uses them.

A short, sweet book about the power of a pet to draw an old person back into the will to live. Sometimes funny, always heartwarming.

I loved this book. My favorite part was when the giant cupcake fell on the fairy and Petey. It was funny when Lil Petey was saying please like 25 times because he wanted Flippy and Molly to stay at the house.

#3 in her Neopolitan story series - her attention to detail regarding motherhood and relationships is remarkable