It is amazing -- the best book to read if you want a slow burn, a chase and can relate to the grief and love from the main character. It is SO HARD not to fall in love with each character

Re-read this aloud to my daughter. It really holds up and was quite an enjoying read :-)

A fun and honest story of self-discovery. Bold, smart, and beautifully relatable.

Taylor Jenkins Reid does and amazing job writing about people and the complexities of relationships, friendships and family bonds.

The book talks about the evolution of data science to start with. It then moves on to describing the data science maturity framework that helps organizations understand where in the data analytics and big data adoption process they are currently. The framework provides great details for each phase of the process and also examples of companies along with the phase in which they are in . The assignments at the end of chapter makes reading this book very engaging.

Daniel Tiger’s 5-Minute Stories – Short Review: Warm, simple stories with kind lessons. Perfect bedtime read for little ones. ????

Third in the series (although I know there’s some .5’s in there I skipped). This one is as fun as the 1st book, Cinder. I love what the author does, turning all these fairytales on their head. Can’t wait to finish the series!!

This historical novel recounts an actual event in Paris which was the crash in 1895 of the express train from Normandy. The readers learns about the train service at the time in which the train workers performed a dangerous job which significantly shortened their lives. Many of the characters are real people of the period. It is suspenseful and interesting.

Couldn’t put it down

Good but not great. There were bits that just didn’t seem reasonable as far as story progression