very cute and funny. I emjoyed it as usual

A WONDERFUL AND ALSOME CHILDREN BOOK ABOUT COURGE HOPE OVER COMEING DISABLED TECHNOLOGY BEAUTIFUL ART ?? TOO

Tessa Bailey never fails to disappoint me, I really don't know why I hold out hope every time that I'll like her writing. I like so many similar authors, but her work always comes off as a bit childish and unpolished for me. The premise of this one was fun, camp councilors who have been secretly in love for years who finally get together. The only issue is that the way that they were written was so incredibly juvenile that by the time we got to the spicy parts of the book it just felt kind of gross. Like I get that they are in their early 20's, but the characters really read like they were 16 (tops) and that made the adult content at the end very uncomfortable. This would have been a great read if the maturity of the characters had been a little more established or if there hadn't been any adult content.

A major switch of genres for Elle Kennedy, but just as gripping and engaging as her romances. Read in a day, couldn't put it down.

A second chance romance featuring a cowboy & country music star is far from my usual reading material. It was short, sweet, and an overall fun read. The pacing was a little too fast, even for a novella, and while the fmc and mmc had good chemistry, I cringed at the grand gesture moment.

I really enjoyed this one!

Very cute and funny. Loved it as always.

??Spoilers ahead — Wow. As a physics nerd, this book was such a treat. Weir does a fantastic job of thoroughly explaining the scientific elements of the story, yet at the same time it doesn’t feel redundant for the average person’s knowledge of physics. This book has a tendency to monologue in a way that I found to be very entertaining. Grace is a charismatic narrator (with good development and growth, even if it is happening out of order!) and he is fun to listen to. It’s essential for a book where the protagonist spends so much of the story in solitude. Plot development is a bit slow compared to many other novels, but I really didn’t mind. Even if the plot developed slowly, it was never ever boring. I may have felt differently about this, though, if I knew too much about the plot beforehand. I’m glad I went into it knowing as little as possible—it was fun to discover the story at the same pace as Ryland. I do have a few complaints, despite how much I loved it. Many of the characters from other cultures were displayed quite stereotypically. Yáo’s politeness and Ilyukhina’s drinking come to mind as primary examples. It would have been good to see more diversity in personalities and mannerisms in the characters from other cultures. Grace’s casual male-centeredness was frustrating, too, but I know these criticisms are things that other readers have mentioned. I haven’t watched the new film yet, but I’m hoping that it corrects some of these issues. Lastly, and though I liked Grace’s overall growth (from someone afraid to step out of his comfort zone to his willingness to sacrifice his life for an alien race) I wish the emotions in his relationship between Rocky were explored more thoroughly. It’s such an important part of Grace’s development, especially since he was so lonely on earth, but the heart-to-heart moments between them were a bit sparse for me. Some of that emotion gets lost between the many pages of dense science (which I loved otherwise). I guess I was just looking for more of a character driven story overall. Overall, though, this was a very good book, and I liked it a lot! Amaze

A deeply emotional and inspiring read! This Book Made Me Think of You, while a romance, was not my usual read at all and I was surprised to find myself loving every word. If you are looking for a read that will make you laugh, cry, and believe in the power of love definitely pick this one up!

Using the Amazon Fire Tablet to make our own stories was super interesting and very funny