A superb telling that reveals just how much history repeats itself.

Predictable but cute.

Dorothy continues to astound and this book does contain stellar little moments (Wimsey being nibbled on by a horse; Harriet and Wimsey arguing unhappily), but it is unfortunately a murder mystery and convoluted logic puzzles about imaginary crimes are simply not for me. If only Dorothy had turned her incisive eye to the criminal justice system along with her sprightly dissection of misogyny :/

This book was adorable. I’m so happy whenever I see nonbinary characters and storylines in middle grade novels. I love Eli and Tate so much :)

A bite-sized, easily digestible treat.

Started off interesting, then quickly turned into one repetitive storyline in the last third of the book.

I enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I would! Might even pick up the second book. Might even watch True Bloods.

this one was a really fast read but still enjoyable. Cant wait for the fights to continue

This was such a beautiful, heartwrenching, and personally story that will resonate with anyone who has felt ostracized, even if it wasn't for queerness.

It was kinda boring tbh, but i liked the idea of it and how it came in a full cycle at the end