Woohoo! Always the best series with the two girls! So much thrill and fun involved!

I thought this book was much better than People We Meet On Vacation. I liked how the two main characters already had a past from college, it was interesting how they were both writers who wanted to challenge themselves to write like each other, and the background story of the main character’s father and his relationships. The main characters were likable and the relationship that developed was entertaining and emotionally well developed.

Man this book had me gripping this book so hard it was that good. I was not bored even a second. I was on an emotional roller coaster loving and hating characters. Wanting the main character to be happy but frustrated she never saw anyone. But I understood why. The ending had me wide eyed and shocked. But I am glad she lived the rest of her life as the marsh girl instead of the wife of an abusive ex athlete

Learning all about what’s on fire trucks and what they wear.

Si in this story Greg and his family are finally going to go for a road trip for her grandma a birthday than figures out that there is going to be a gaming convention with his favorite gamer and he really wants to go

This one was just okay compared to Beach Read. It just felt artificial because who has the ability to go on vacation every summer with a job’s credit card. It drove me insane that pretty much the reason why it took so long for them to get together is this lack of communication. I understand it is scary to talk about feelings but this was just drawn out.

Before I began reading this book, I figured that it would be similar to Goosebumps. It was surprisingly darker in tone, which I can appreciate.

Another great book in the series. I think the narrator is amazing. Her voice is great to listen and engaging.

About two spies during WWII in Rome, Italy. This is a clean romance with a lot of action and adventure.

I liked the duckling gets a cookie. It is funny when the pigeon gets added that he never gets what he wants but the duckling got what he wanted just by asking.