I like snowflake because he is very smart and brave and it’s winter so he’ll be cold and the girls ask Kelly and Chris for a blanket but the blanket that they gave him was worn out, not very warm and didn’t fit him so the girls got worried that he would freeze over the nights, but they looked at a catalog of horse gear and they found a blanket that fit him perfectly, but couldn’t afford it so they used the old sleigh and use it for a event at the winter carnival and got lots of money and everybody wants to ride it so after the events were done, they had enough money to buy snowflake the blanket and enough money for Kelly and Chris to build a home for snowflake back in the paddock, and that is why I like snowflake????

A step into history brings out the wide-eyed boy in me. The present pains that mingled with the protagonists life-struggles fit all too well into her archaeological explorations.

The heartwarming story of a girl who finds her place, while navigating friendship and sisterhood. I cried after every sentence.

Quick read that's hard to put down! The main character is simple yet deep in the ways she handles all the hardships and small joys that come her way. Such a memorable, enjoyable book sure to spark deep conversations as part of any book club too.

Aurora centers around a Carrington Event in the modern world, wiping out all electricity to the world. It tells it's tale on a local level, therefore, we only get to glimpse a small community reaction. As a fan of David Koepp, author of Cold Storage and screenwriter for many Hollywood blockbuster monster movies, I was expecting a more dynamic story and characters. This story had very predictable characters and an easily cracked underlying mystery.

A memoir about the author’s Mother’s life which begins in Laos. War between the US and Communism forces the Hmong people into the jungle, eventually they escape to Thailand where she lives for several years with her husband and a second daughter born in the primitive refugee camp. Eight years later, they immigrate to the US in Minnesota. Although, they work hard they have limited employment skills and endure racial and cultural discrimination. Their children succeed academically and help their parents when they age. A life of struggle, love and survival.

I found this easy to read, informative and relatable. A great read for anyone and a recommended read for everyone

Twists and turns fill the book from the top to the very end. You won’t be able to put the book down when Avery Kylie Grambs inherits a whopping 46.2 billion dollar legacy in Tobias Hawthorne’s Will. For 16-year old Avery it is a huge shock. For Hawthorne’s family, it is a nightmare that they were left out of the Will so easily. Why was Avery chosen? Find out in the pages of this mystery, artfully crafted by Barnes and in the two sequels that finish this thrilling start to the trilogy!

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