It’s such an interesting concept to show Hercules’s life through the lenses of all the people around him. It gives a

A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.

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.

Orwell's classic is worth revisiting for its humor and cleverness. Many of its pithy expressions have become standards.

Interesting characters and a quick read.

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.

A unique and thoughtful story told through a leap day lens. Wendy Mass captures teen life with humor and heart.

A cute story about finding your roots.

Not my favorite Kingsolver book but she does not disappoint. At this time she is my favorite author.

Clever premise with a good twist at the end.