An interesting story intertwining different families. A good pick for the Reese Witherspoon book club.

Very interesting way to combine history with travelogue, this is a fascinating account of the travels of Captain Cook. A fair and compelling account of a famous and infamous historical figure. Well worth the read.

I like how it ended and all of its characters. I also really like the author and his books.

I really liked how the setting of the book is in Cape Cod because it is my favorite place to go on vacation. I also really liked it because it was very interesting and it kept me paying attention.

An interesting dive into the different ways gardening and plants have inspired different authors of mysteries. Discusses different books (and shares them at the end for ease of finding when you inevitably decide some of them sound like amazing reads themselves). I appreciated the concept, having not read something like this before. Marta does an excellent job infusing her own interests and humor into the information she is sharing. I read Sherlock Holmes as a child and have not delved too deeply into mysteries beyond cozy ones as an adult but this book is a great launch off point. My husband has been getting into gardening so this was a fun juxtaposition of both of our current interests and it was fun to share tidbits as I went along through the chapters.

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if you like reading fun books then this is your read. It has everything from a newly elected pope from Australia who longs to be back home to four globe-trotting dentists. And in between each story are a series of thought provoking cartoons. The book was fun and an easy read.

continues w/ the cliffhanger of the 1st book! Very good and full of magical action!

I like cat kid comic club collaborations because I think it is very funny and I like when the dad gets mad at the kids and I also like when they do nature stuff and make it into a comic that’s why I like cat kid comic club collaborations

One of the best audiobooks I have ever listened to. Joe Morton infiltrated the mind of the fantastic invisible man, whose story left me sometimes speechless, on the edge of my seat, and always thinking deeply about what I had heard.