The title pulled me in and I stayed for the excitement. The story is lots of fun with a prickly main character who fiercely loves her kid and and an twisty whodunnit.

After growing up with The Fonz, it was wonderful reading about his life. He overcame reading difficulties and is an icon.

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.

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.

I enjoyed this book. It was suspenseful, eerie, surprising and interesting.

Decent. Little twist at the end

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

This is a very interesting and varied collection of selections from classic books that involve crime.

Was a decent pop, but did not like the twist of the ending one of the main characters who being very selfish with the other

just.. amazing I love I love I loveeee