This is a companion to EK Johnston’s A Thousand Nights. It was hard to get into in the first half but the pace really picked up later in the book.

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This book talks about first when Nate looses his skateboard and then he goes to his scout meeting and finds out that he can win his skateboard back from selling warm fuzzies from a fundraiser and his arch enemy author is there and competes with him and at the end Nate and aurther are tied and the scout commander has to flip the coin to see who wins the skateboard and Nate wins it

I enjoy reading books that are also a movie. I like to compare the book and the movie to see what is the same and what they leave out. I have compared many books and movies and I alway find it interesting.

It was really good, loved the plot and character development. I liked when Katniss volunteered for her sister Prim and her willingness to do anything to save the people she loved.

I loved it. I liked everything about the counting and fruits, 1 to 10

Learning gorilla has one baby every 3or 4years.

I don’t know what I expected but I was still surprised by this book. It’s a breakdown of the history of enslaved people in the state of Texas and the genesis of Juneteenth, the actual Independence Day for enslaved people nationwide.

Daily quotes from stoic philosophers such as Epictetus, Seneca, and Marcus Aurelius, with a short discussion on how you can apply their wisdom to your life. This is an excellent, thought-provoking self-improvement tool!

If not for the fact that the book had a slow beginning I would have given it 5 stars. I loved the magic system that was hidden in ordinary life. The MC was phenomenal. Overall I’m a huge fan of anything Leigh Bardugo writes.