I do not read many graphic novels, but they can be informative and fun! I enjoyed this work set in 1848 detailing a 2000+ miles trip on the Oregon Trail. It is hard to fathom all of the dangers that were faced.

I had quit reading Patterson and did not realize that he had started another new series. This is the second book in that series and it was a fun read. I do enjoy the trademark 'short chapters' - makes it easier to read in small intervals of time!!

Just as good as the previous. A fundraiser for the 3 angels church ens up with Verity's friend falling to her death from the newly restored bell tower. She had just gotten ready to give Verity a photo of her and Verity''s grandma. The photo mysteriously disappears and the adventures begin.

I have to admit I tried reading this book a couple months ago and put it down. I kept thinking about how it would play out- so I had to come back and finish it. It was a bit confusing and a little all over the place but I completed the book!

Apple cider, bonfires, football and ghosts. Back at it again.

I finally finished this book in the wee hours of this morning - it was almost a 'DNF' but I needed a 'Summer Camp' book. For the most part, I found it to be extremely wordy/repetitive/boring. The last quarter or so was more interesting to me and I am glad I 'hung in there!!'.

I would read this again tomorrow. My heart was in my stomach the whole time, but it was worth it.

I’m a sucker for a good beach romance. I loved the flashbacks learning about Percy and Sam each summer. I also love a happy ending!!!

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!!

I love Charlie Donlea’s books. They’re horrible in content but I devour them every time especially his back and forth with the past and present writing and being unsure of who the narrator is until the end. Shocking and so disturbing.