Average read

A beautifully woven tale of sisterhood, loss, and the power of stories, The Secret Book of Flora Lea sweeps you into a dual timeline mystery rooted in World War II England. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, Patti Callahan Henry captures the ache of memory and the magic of imagination. A poignant, tender read that lingers long after the final page.

This wonderful classic is worth rereading to appreciate the special characters, the authors' beautiful language, and all the extensive details on whales and whaling.

part of a trilogy -- supperrrr good

I really liked this book. Suspenseful and thoughtful until the end.

Surprisingly reflective, a fun read that (of course) has a happy ending.

Our favorite! He learns about the world right outside his door!

Tried to be mysterious, but ended up predictable and dull. Flat characters, slow pacing, and a twist that wasn't worth the wait. Disappointing.

Funny, sharp writing with a unique “behind-the-scenes of romance” angle.Some parts focus more on the message than the story, slowing the pace.

Another installment of the murderbot diaries does not disappoint!