Teaches readers of all ages calming techniques and helps me gain some insight into my yoga practice!

This Novel read like a brief summary of a bad Adult-Swim episode. Skipping over anything actually interesting, we instead get confusing time-jumps that merely imply important story points. There is 0 character development, barely giving them a surface level personality, and the overall story concept is unoriginal.

I suspect this book was written to sell destination AirBnbs, which would explain why it was written with the mesmerizing, frictionless predictability of advertising copy and the approximate eroticism and artistic accomplishment of the clearance rack at Victoria's Secret. It's an incredible move to premise the central pairing on the idea that choice and autonomy are necessary for a healthy relationship and then reveal that they were destined mates all along. Truly a book unwilling to commit to even the most slightly controversial of its ideas, and in that sense claustrophobically heterosexual.

A fun adventure/monster YA

A BEAUTIFUL TRAVEL ING HARD COVER BOOK BEAUTIFUL ART AND PHOTO S TOO

Another hit. I was a bit nervous about the age gap aspect, but ended up falling in love with the characters as usual

They’re trying to help Mrs. Peabody get a new dog.

What a book! The topic is something we need to read more about and loved the writing. I really felt like I know "olaf" after reading

This was true to the Downtown Abbey author's usual story line. There are little twists but it is a pretty straight forward plot. Originally set when Napoleon was at war with Europe and the eve of a great ball/battle, then jumps to almost 30 years later for the remainder of the book for the consequences of that fateful night. In the end all works out and everyone is happy. It's a nice light read.

Another classic Freida book! I think I know what’s going on the whole time and then right at the end it gets me. This one was a little different than some of hers, but I really did like it. It goes back-and-forth from what she remembers to what she doesn’t which keeps you interested.