This book is from the NAACP Image Awards list. Very good book!

I liked this book because when he would sneeze, it looked like he would do a big sneeze but then he just does a little sneeze. I liked the end because Piggy gets a cold too. I also like it because when the doctor says Gerald has a cold, Gerald says, "Piggy, great news! I have a cold!"

The characters are complicated and likable. Exploring each character's view of their family unit and their individual feelings provides the reader with a look at the balancing act taking place. Displays of strength and vulnerability are sprinkled throughout the story, thus drawing in the emotions of the empathetic reader. Characters become favorites and then may change as the plot takes some twists and turns. The story is intriguing and ultimately hits some sensitive assessments as the reader follows characters who are dealing with complex family issues. Characters in the novel, as well as the reader, are all experiencing thought provoking questions about how to maneuver sensitive family relationships without destroying one another. This book is a very good read. You won't be sorry.

I like Dr. Seuss‘s horse museum because I like all the biographies of the artists and horses and like all the art they make out of it, but when I look at a horse, it makes me excited, and every artist has a special way of making art out of horses, so that’s why I like Dr. Seuss‘s horse museum

I think it is cute. I like how it is a diary. I like the illustrations and how it has chapters.

It was wonderful. I liked the part where Alex became a fairy Godmother even though she was young.

It was pretty strange listening to this YA title from the DC Icons series the same week as I was watching season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale! This is a narrative adaptation of Black Canary's origin story. Dinah Lance is the daughter of the original Black Canary, living in a Gotham City controlled by the Court of Owls. Females are banned from holding certain jobs and wearing unauthorized clothing. Their singing voices have been chemically silenced. Do you ever have strange, unplanned convergences like this? I will suggest this to teen readers who enjoy reading or viewing the Netflix movie of Moxie.

I like that the book is a pop-up book and it has details like the Cheshire cats on the trees, Batman and the queen. Alice’s face in the window of the house and it’s like she broke the house like it was supposed to be bad like that because she broke the house so you can see your face.

This has been the best book I've read this year. It is the perfect romance novel with a mix of different lifestyles in all. I will recommend this book to everyone.

Fun characters to follow, though somewhat stereotyped. Interesting storyline.