I’m a big Emily Henry fan. I have loved her YA books, which are definitely a lot different from her other works. So, I was excited to hear this was going to be a little different. While it was an enjoyable enough read, I didn’t find myself struggling to put it down the way I have with her other books. I thought all of the characters felt a little underdeveloped and despite feeling like a lengthy novel, the ending was so rushed. I wish we could’ve gotten into Hayden’s head because I have many questions about him as a character.

Good book. A little slow and could have had a more exciting ending.

Thoroughly enjoyable read. SO many interesting stories and ideas that have stuck with me and were very inventive.

Deeply captivating while exploring complex situations. Felt connected to the characters

I found this book slow and not as interesting as I thought it would be. Disappointed in the ending.

Not the best of Hiaasen’s work, but still as enjoyable as expected.

The book talks about the evolution of data science to start with. It then moves on to describing the data science maturity framework that helps organizations understand where in the data analytics and big data adoption process they are currently. The framework provides great details for each phase of the process and also examples of companies along with the phase in which they are in . The assignments at the end of chapter makes reading this book very engaging.

A story about a talking magpie in New Zealand is original and poignant. In addition to its humorous side, it deals with the difficult subject of domestic abuse. It keeps you on the edge of your seat waiting to see what will happen.

Growing on me Aries

i loved the writing style of the author. The exploration of each of the students in the cooking class made the book very compelling as the reader becomes curious about what brought each person to the class. The descriptions of the sights, smells and tastes of the food was wonderful!