Sarah, the librarian helped me learn how to better use my I phone

The Honey Bus is a heartwarming memoir that is a testament the unconditional love of a grandparent. Meredith’s grandfather is a bee keeper and his lessons about bees taught lots of value insights into life.

An exciting book that keeps the reader hooked until the very end. The reader gets to see the inner feelings and turmoil of a mom who just knows what everyone else doesn't want to see. The ending made me want for more.

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????

Found at the vacation house that we rented in 2025 June. I read the June chapter for the Summer Reading Challenge short story or essay square. What a great writer! He really captures nature and is so engaging. Makes me want to stand in a forest quietly and take it all in. Beautiful! Wish I could take the book home.

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I was hooked from the first page. Tommy's writing style is beautiful and the content is fascinating, I stayed up late the first night I was reading it and finished half of it.

Cute but predictable! Perfect read for a rainy summer day.

Nora See is convinced she leads a miserable life and decides to end it. She arrives in the Midnight Library and is given the opportunity to pursue many different versions of her life. She learns some important lessons about living the life one is given, and develops as a more well-rounded character. A good read for those who have wondered about the road not taken.

I am used to reading books from the bullying victim, not the bully, so this book was an interesting change of pace for me. Tae Keller did an outstanding job with this difficult story line, all my high expectations were exceeded.