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The Marriage Portrait
by Maggie O'Farrell
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This was a brutal portrayal of life in the Italian courts in the 1500's when daughters were groomed to be acceptable matches for other high-powered men. The main character is smart and wily but deeply hampered by her circumstances. There is redemption at the end of the book and, after reading, I was very grateful not to live in that era!

Fly guy and fly girl night fright
by Tedd Arnold
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Two flies who go to a zoo and have adventures. At the end they jumped out of popcorn and surprised their owners. Their owners had no idea they were so scared.

Counting Miracles
by Nicholas Sparks
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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.

Tartufo
by Kira Jane Buxton
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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 world of Emily windsnap: Emily’s big adventure
by Liz Kessler
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(Chapter 6) I LOVED this book!

Emily windsnap: Shona finds her voice
by Liz kessler
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(Ch 1) love so far!

Press here
by Herve tullet
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Our favorite book! One of us likes the big dogs and the other likes that the whole book gets back to the first and goes full circle.

James
by Percival Everett
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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!

The world of Emily windsnap: Emily’s big discovery
by Liz Kessler
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(Chapter 2) I liked that she didn’t get upset that she couldn’t go back in the water.

I'm a Frog! (An Elephant and Piggie Book)
by Mo Willems
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I like this book because it tells you to use your imagination. The funny part is when they fight over what he can do and he can’t do. People should always read this fuck it is a good book
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