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 manga examines treatment of food disorders through a planned program. I think it would be helpful for those who have eating disorders and it would help others understand this problem.

Magical getaway from reality

I really enjoyed this book. There were so many unexpected twists and turns.

I LOVEEEE she is just everything -- all her books are hit and NEVER a miss.

Rebeus faces major difficulties in solving a murder which takes place in a prison where he is a prisoner. There are many surprising twists in this mystery which is classic Rankin.

Read this because my sister was having an Indian wedding. Definitely good to get some information on the culture and traditions and glad it was read aloud so I could also get the pronunciations correct but a bit light and not my favorite voice actor for the read

Another great light read by Lauren Asher. Perfect for summmer

I was hoping for the same feeling Handmaid's tale gave me, but I realized the two main characters didn't have the perspective of the writer of the Handmaid's tale and I was judging them for that.

Vicki Delany writes several series of mystery books. This one is a Sherlock Holmes Bookstore mystery where the heroine is the bookstore owner in a small town on Cape Cod. She has a romantic relationship with the local policeman and gets involved in local murders. In this book she is in charge with her business partner at the local bakery to provide the catering at a Sherlock Holmes week-end party where someone is mysteriously murdered by poison dart. I enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes lore and will read more of this series.