Talking as Fast as I Can is an okay read. While Lauren Graham’s humor and Gilmore Girls insights are enjoyable. It's light and fun but doesn’t offer much beyond familiar stories, making it a solid choice for fans, but not a standout memoir.

The author has researched the women authors who Jane Austen read and summarized their works and how they have been forgotten. Many of them sound very interesting. I hope the libraries have some of these works available.

This is a wonderful, detailed book giving the important spots to bird in Connecticut, how to get to them, how much time to spend, which are the best seasons to visit and what birds to expect to see in the various seasons.

This was a sweet book that caught be by surprise. It weaves the past, personal growth, and healing all into one. The author develops the characters quite well. Highly recommend!

This was a great book and prompted me to read other titles by this author!

Clever premise with a good twist at the end.

Was a decent pop, but did not like the twist of the ending one of the main characters who being very selfish with the other

The story was really interesting, and I liked the concept. It felt a bit slow at times, but overall it was something different to listen to.

Really clever didn’t guess the ending. I love this author .

This is a twisty mystery about a complicated family. It introduces Kala Stonechild, an indigenous police officer and her new boss in Ottawa, Jacques Rouleau as they try to find Tom Underwood’s killer. Both detectives have visitors from their past that return during the case. The characters are multi-dimensional and their relationship seems genuine and includes a look into indigenous life. I can’t wait to read more Stonechild and Rouleau books.