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I found this book very funny to listen to. It gave me Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy vibes and I enjoyed every minute of it. The horsemen were entertaining the chaos with Crowley and Aziraphale made me laugh almost every time they spoke. I could absolutely read this again.

The Baudelaire children are made orphans when their parents die in a fire. They then are told to stay with a distant “cousin” who has a twisted plan to get the children’s fortune and will go to any lengths to get it.

This is the second book in the series. It is set in a futuristic America and continues the story of Shining Smith, who has survival skills given by nano technology and surviving an attack of mutant ants when she was young. I loved that it was set in a junkyard, and has cats that are super smart and have developed some telepathy skills with Shining!

I was looking for a book simillar to Song of Achilles. It didn’t quite reach that raw, emotional, romantic story as I was hoping. However, I am shocked with how there really wasn’t a character I hated since this is a mythology story and most are scum. But the chemistry between Dionysus and Ariadne was fire. The ending had me get emotional a little bit but still not bawling like I have with other mythology. Overall I liked it. Wish it had more but it was enough to keep me entertained.

Young adult. It is a little whiney for me (but I should mention that I am 33)

Anyone who is a fan of the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise will definitely enjoy this book. It offers detailed explanations on gameplay aspects, lore, and so much more.

This was very exciting! Mystery, suspense, and a lot of interesting information and speculation!

This book took awhile to get. She’s a great author and has well written characters. I enjoyed bit just as much as the first and look forward to more.

I keep losing my account, and instead of asking for help, I keep remaking it. I really liked this book, as it was quite funny. Greg does seem slightly arrogant though.