I read this for a 'Summer Job' book bingo square. It is a 'Middle Grade' level and I found it very disturbing as to how the 12 yo main character was manipulated by 'Arnold'. The boy certainly had a good work ethic and an entrepreneurial spirit , but I disliked how 'shady' the whole enterprise seemed.

A YA novel that captured even my attention! I liked how the family that seemed separated had more in common than they thought. It did feel immature at times but would be a great read for a teen.

I very rarely ever cry over the ending of any book but this one had me in tears by the time I finished it I LOVED this series it is one of my favorites

I needed to read a book published in 2000. I chose to re-read the Anna Pigeon-Park Ranger series selection #8 which met that criterion. It was a fun and informative read. I miss having a new Anna Pigeon book annually!!

This is a fantastic story that teaches a very important lesson.

This is the first in the new Rory Moore/Lane Phillips series. I have now read all of Charlie Donlea's crime thrillers and they do not disappoint. Rory is a forensic reconstructionist and her work with cold case homicides is remarkable!! I liked the use of multiple timelines and POVs and was intrigued by her restoration of porcelain dolls.

Leaphorn and Chee again work together. One looking for a lost woman the other for a missing trailer and backhoe. Their 2 cases overlap and become 1. Anthropology of the Ananazi's and Indian ways are also part of this story.

Good story about friend adventures

This romance quick read is the last book of the Maple Hill series. Henry and Halle are the main characters in this book. This book follows them through college life, relationships, classes, hockey season and their new found love.

When Acting Lt. Jim Chee catches a Hopi poacher huddled over a butchered Navajo police officer, he has an open-and-shut case---until his former boss, Joe Leaphorn, blows it wide open.