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.

Beginning can be rough to get into as it starts with world building. As you read you become immersed into the world of Celaena Sardothian. You will definitely want to continue the series for more.

I needed a book with 'Summer' in the title for my SRP Book Bingo and chose Juney Blume's 'Summer Sisters'. This is actually the first book I have read by her. Overall, I enjoyed it even though it was more 'chick lit/romance' than my usual tendencies! I found both of the primary female characters [Vix and Caitlyn] to be somewhat likeable and I did want to see how things were going to proceed. I wouldn't want a steady diet of this type of book, but one a year is fine!!!

This series is very true to the Navajo way. Leaphorn works with Chee for the first time. A social worker is killed them 3 old and dying men are killed. Chee is almost killed next by shotgun blasts through his trailer. The 2 men work together to solve the mystery of the killings. Very interesting

I loved the banter back and forth between Joe, Logan, and Rosemary. The road trip element and Remy were great pieces of the story as well. However, Logan drove me nuts at times with her random pop culture references and weird comparisons.

Good story about friend adventures

A story of how twins’ lives were apart and came together again (barely) through their daughters. A story of segregation and challenges. Heartfelt and also heartbreaking!

Some secrets should stay buried. The object in the metal box from the time capsule is a "burn book" held by the blackmailer hairdresser. Secrets come out and murder happens.

I read this book after seeing it recommended by a fellow Buckeye for a Buckeye Bingo Square! I found it very interesting and liked learning more about Tourette Syndrome. It was heartwarming to have Aven [the armless girl] bond with Connor [with Tourette's] and Zion [weight/self-esteem issues] and to see them supporting and growing stronger with their mutual support.

It was an interesting story about two families lives and how they intersected. I guess while I was reading I kept saying “okay, but who cares?” There didn’t seem to be a reason why you cared what was going on. There was a lot of flashback and in depth about the character’s lives. It was a 3/5 for me.