Good

This was fantastic from start to finish.

A good book with activity to keep you interested and enough humor to keep you laughing. Hard to put down!

I loved this book because he was able to put Norse Mythology in his writing which I think is cool. He was also able to make me feel like I was actually in the story. I love his writings they are great. I think if you like this book then you should read Persy Jackson.

This book was good, it was about many of the missions to space and what happened in them.

The book was weird at the beginning but got better as it went on and ended great.

I was so sad to finish the Willow Falls series when I started this book. Wendy Mass genuinely did a great job of making each book come to life. I would highly recommend this book (and series) to anyone who loves magic (and of course, birthdays).

Adam Hall (Elleston Trevor) wrote nineteen novels about a spy named (we think) Quiller, and they collectively are the best spy novels ever written. Quiller is a ferret (as he calls spies) who works for The Bureau (a very hush-hush agency) at the edge of things, and he likes it there, scary as it is. The Warsaw Document is one of the two or three best in the series (See: The Tango Briefing and The Ninth Directive), and Quiller explains both the ferret's trade and what he calls mission feel very explicitly.

Reading a novel about a pandemic in the middle of a pandemic might seem reckless, but Tremblay's book is a compelling read, and the two main characters, Ramola and Natalie, have a long-term relationship that drives the book. And then there's Natalie's baby, for she is very pregnant when she contacts her doctor friend, Rams, and the protection of the baby becomes a prime focus of a scary book.

Probably my favorite Poirot mystery of any I have read, which has been quite a few of them. It has probably the biggest end result and plot twist out of any of them, you never have a clue of who the murderer really is, and when you keep thinking you know who it is, your thoughts get kicked out of your head two pages later. It has the biggest surprise ending, a great plot, great character set up and story, and is a must read for any mystery lover.