I listened to this audiobook recently. In the beginning, it presented such a quirky story - a young woman is convinced by an old friend to become a caretaker to her fiery stepchildren - that I thought about abandoning the book. But the more I listened, the more I was hooked. Kevin Wilson writes so perfectly and in such a familiar tone that you come to believe there might be some combustible children out there. At its core, I think it is a story about family and parenting, and the actions taken by parents to protect and nurture their kids, especially those with special needs. If you can tolerate quirky, I recommend this book.

Lunch Lady finds out that the mathletes from Willowby academy are not human. In the finals of a math competition Thomson Brook school beats Willowby who has never lost. The kids get mad and transform into aliens who try to steal their trophy. Thankfully, Lunch Lady came and defeated the mutants and their teacher, Mr. Addison. This was a great book and I enjoy this series very much.

Historical fiction that brings you into the hardship endured by women in Vietnam during and the long aftermath. I couldn't put it down - it was exciting, heartfelt, sad, and even made me angry. What more could you ask for in a good book!

I like when Ariel and Eric go go out on the carriage and watch the stars and there’s a meteor shower, which is very cool

I liked the suspense and the action in the book, and how it thought about all of the possibilities of dinosaurs in the book.

I liked this book because I liked the pictures

Just amazing insights, the perfect amount of philosophy balanced with humor.

A very interesting read that touches on a number of current societal concerns.

Beautiful reflections from Bible verses - from all of the Church s liturgical seasons. The author is well known to readers of MAGNIFICAT.

I like his clothes. And I like that he is soft.