Secrets Of The Tulip Sisters Susan Mallery
by Susan Mallery

Good story, but slow read. Didn’t captivate me like others
 
 

Two Truths And A Lie Meg Mitchell Moore
by Meg Mitchell Moore

This book was good, kept me in the edge of my seat. Also makes me want a lobster roll!!!!
 
 

Club 22
by Tate James

So in love with hades and her friends and family. I can't wait till the next book comes out in sept.
 
 

The Power Couple
by Alex Berenson

It started out slow, almost gave up but has a few great twists in it! Finished strong
 
 

How To Hug A Porcupine
by Debbie Ellis

Very insightful.
 
 

Nevertheless We Persisted
by Amy Klobuchar

It was very inspiring and very nice to read about so many people’s stories.
 
 

The Book Woman Of Troublesome Creek
by Kim Michele Richardson Books

This book is a novel, but uses actual history to tell the story. One of Roosevelt's New Deal creations was the Kentucky Pack Horse Librarians. It was a way for poor women to earn money to feed their families. The heroine, Cussy Mary is one of these women. She is loving & caring but has one problem - her skin is blue. Not just tinted, but the more excited or upset she gets, the brighter blue her skin is. People around her considered her to be "colored". In 1936, to be colored was to be an outcast - and to be blue was much worst than being brown or black. Prejudice & hate were common. "Blue" people hid deep in the Kentucky hollers. I think the author wanted to show people how stupid prejudice & hatred are. It's a good story and well worth reading.
 
 

A Wrinkle In Time By Madeleine L'engle

This book is very well written and has a great message of hope in dark times.
 
 

The Testaments
by Margret Attwood

It was a good sequel to the first book. I enjoyed reading it, and I would recommend if you enjoyed reading the first book.
 
 

One To Watch
by Kate Stayman-london

Loved this novel! I couldn’t wait for my reading time each day to catch up on the character’s journey. It was a very quick and exciting read