“A beautiful reminder that people change, but true connections don’t fade.”

Excellent book

I enjoyed the unexpected character development in Murderbot.

Some level of mystery and I did keep with it to find out what happened but I wouldn’t recommend the book.

Sweet and spicy with cute banter.

Once Upon a December by Amy E. Reichert is a cozy holiday romance with a magical twist, where love blooms at a festive, time-traveling Christmas market. Heartwarming and charming.

Interesting to learn about Katharine's role in the invention of the airplane. Really enjoyed the content of the story. The writing was just okay but I liked the information very much.

The author has researched the women authors who Jane Austen read and summarized their works and how they have been forgotten. Many of them sound very interesting. I hope the libraries have some of these works available.

A Sea of Unspoken Things is a haunting, atmospheric fusion of mystery, emotional drama, and subtle supernatural threads. Adrienne Young excels at crafting a vividly immersive world and emotionally complex central relationships. While pacing issues and unresolved subplots may slightly detract from the experience, the book’s emotional core—and its exploration of grief, memory, and small-town secrets—linger long after the final page. Rating: 4/5 — Highly recommended for fans of atmospheric psychological thrillers with emotional depth.

A magical and heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance set in Tokyo, blending fate, memory, and love into an enchanting YA tale.