Very interesting book impacting one’s thoughts about salvery.

The title pulled me in and I stayed for the excitement. The story is lots of fun with a prickly main character who fiercely loves her kid and and an twisty whodunnit.

Written as a series of letters and diary entries, Sybil's 70 plus years of opinions, love, loss and regrets slowly unfold to reveal her, warts and all. Highly recommend !

Only on the Weekends is poetic, honest, and electrifying—perfect for lovers of queer YA with emotional depth. “Though lyrical, the novel feels overly long and repetitive in places.”

I'm not a big fantasy fan so I'll admit I got really lost when I was reading it but I wouldn't say it was awful but it was really confusing. I'm gonna still be continuing this book series but I really had a hard time falling in love with the characters but even more so understanding the point/plot of the book.

This is a wonderful book of essays by leading scholars focusing on Van Gogh's relation to the seasons and nature in his work. The illustrations are beautiful, and it is easy to follow along with the text. There are many revealing quotes from Van Gogh's letters to help understand what he was experiencing as he worked.

This was a very sweet book. What I thought was cool were the recipes that went along with each story. Nice quick read.

Growing on me Aries

Enjoyed the book a lot

This book was poignant and beautiful. It offered a glimpse into another culture. I think it would be good for readers of books like "Amal Unbound" due to global problems that are little-known.