FANTASTIC read! I sobbed like a baby in almost every chapter! I will 100/10 recommend this book to everyone!!! Bit of romance, spicy time, HUGE plot twist!

this book is hilarious and bittersweet. it make u cry at some points and laugh at others this is probably my fav in the dog man series

Without hyperbole the best book I've read this year; Literary to a tee, with rich, believably flawed characters, and a gently twisty plot. The narrative style feels like non-supernatural Stephen King at his best (The Body, Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, Mr. Mercedes) while being reminiscent of the misery level drama (or trauma) of books like 'The Girl Next Door' by Jack Ketchum or 'Before We Were Yours' by Lisa Wingate. While the Story spans decades and over 250 chapters, it never drags; pulling you along the lives of deeply damaged people, concluding in an ending that, while not ideal or perfect, is as messy as real life, and ultimately satisfying.

Enjoyed the thoughtful approach to “nothing is ever certain”…even if you’re a genius at determining risk!

Dina lays the foundation for understanding Indigenous Environmental Justice. This comprehensive guide ought to be read by everyone from children to lawyers to layfolk alike.

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!"

I have always been fascinated by the lives of strong women. Nellie Bly is one of them. This book (in graphic novel form) follows her life (born in 1864) as she becomes a well-respected journalist. Her study of the lives of women in mental health facilities is mind-boggling. The book follows her life sequentially as she overcomes the odds of being a woman in a male dominated world. The graphics are very appealing! I highly recommend this book.

So funny!

I really enjoyed this book. It tells the stories of black voices in the 50's. These events did happen and haven't been told. It makes you think of all forms of oppression.

A fascinating read about eighteenth century colonial life in Maine based on the diary of a wife mother, gardener and healer;numerous challenges and adventures. Notably, the great great grandmother of Mary Hobart, MD, an early American female physician and the great aunt of Clara Barton. The author, ulrich,fills in the cultural and social logical makeup of family, male and female roles as well as community, religious and political matters at the time. Lives of severe hardships and challenges. Martha lived a difficult and admirable life.