This graphic edition of Auster's New York Trilogy is well drawn and laid out, but the story is unusual. Perhaps an acquired taste.

Excellent narration, great story following 2 boys lives, comparing and contrasting. Where initially one shines and the other falls short but they are friends. As time goes on and mental illness occurs you can see the toll it takes and it really triggers some thought provoking questions.

A mix between a romp and a thriller. Fast and easy to read, with a main character reminiscent of Stephanie Plum.

An effective example of a rom com that doesn’t feel cliche or over done.

This story resonates with me. My parents were survivors and started a new successful life and family in America.

The mystery solve was oddly unsatisfying.

A real page turner that will keep you guessing…. 1st time I read this author!

A different look at personal well-being that deeply resonated. Love all the tapping scripts!

Predictable but fun.

A short story collection, I thought this would be good because of her books, I seem to either love them or hate them. This way in a collection there was a good chance that I would like more of them - get a chance to read unusual ones - some very short - 2 pages, other longer and different. Some are different, but I think that is the author's style. My favorite one was Secret Observations on the Goat Girl. You just enjoy reading it and wondering what she meant by it all.