While likely not an uncommon response, I loved this book. It was the first book I've read in a bit, and I found myself unable to put it down. I never read it in school, and think I can respect it even more reading it outside of that context as it was by my own accord. Similar to The Handmaid's Tale, another one of my favorites, I found this story to not be too far off from our reality, which made it ever more significant to me. It certainly deserves a place on all bookshelves! The only reason it got 4 stars is for its vague, rather unsatisfying ending, although it was likely left this way on purpose. However, I will forever be upset that Clarisse did not welcome Montag at the end of the story with the others by the rail tracks!

The book that the show is based on. While a little different then the show, still a good read with now familiar characters

This book was beautifully written. I learned so much history about our connection to Africa. I love books that follow families through generations. Highly recommend!!

Every Soul a Star by Wendy Mass is a heartwarming novel about friendship, self-discovery, and the magic of a rare solar eclipse.

Amazing photos and descriptions!

A magical and heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance set in Tokyo, blending fate, memory, and love into an enchanting YA tale.

What I loved about this book was while it had many characters to keep track of, every one of them had such a unique voice that I had no trouble following the story. Everything Moiraty writes is absolute gold. I’ve read almost everything she’s written. She’s got great pacing and lots of twists. Highly recommend.

This book and illustrations are an excellent way to keep children interested in reading on. I loved watching my class listening to me read the beginning and wanting to be the next one to read aloud.

So so. Not a great plot

A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.