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

May be a psychological thriller but not a very good book.

Didn't really get immersed in the story. A bit to gossip-y for me.

Kept you guessing until the end.

Definitely liked the book, interesting. The stories are sad but true and many have such resilience. I read this in follow up to before we were yours and I really liked that as well. It was a great book.

Cute book of short essays. Funny and clever

Nice read.

This is a twisty mystery about a complicated family. It introduces Kala Stonechild, an indigenous police officer and her new boss in Ottawa, Jacques Rouleau as they try to find Tom Underwood’s killer. Both detectives have visitors from their past that return during the case. The characters are multi-dimensional and their relationship seems genuine and includes a look into indigenous life. I can’t wait to read more Stonechild and Rouleau books.

A powerful verse novel about first love, identity, and the things we risk for connection, feels bit long and messy sometimes.

Heart wrenching story