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

Absolutely captivating book, and the art was Beautiful

An adventure into space (Uriel, Camazotz and the land of Ixchel) by Meg, her brother and friends in search of her lost father. A journey into light and darkness, self discovery and love.

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

This book left me breathless. Lisa McMann has somehow created characters that are supernatural, yet somehow completely ordinary. There is no other way to describe this funny, surprising, exiting book exept as magical.

I did enjoy this book, but disliked most of the characters. Also, it left out the logistics of living on an island for weeks..... where is the bathroom? Readers want to know!

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!

Audio book a story about a wealthy woman in her sixties who awakens in a nursing home memory unit with no memory of why she is there. She escapes and with the support of her young teen granddaughter and gradual recovery from over medication, Rose untangles a complicated web of evil - it’s all about the greed for money from relatives who will inherit and the greed of the nursing home owners to shorten the lives of selected residents. I did not enjoy this book- foul language though

Different twist adding all

The Horsewoman, a 2022 addition to the Patterson franchise, is a fun, quick and easy read. With veteran sports writer Lupica on board, the Olympic showjumping world comes to life as a mother and daughter pair compete to make the Olympic team.