An excellent fractured fairy-tale retelling of the Grimms' "The Twelve Huntsmen" with added elements of many other more well know classics, complete with modern LGBT+ positivity. Recommended for fans of "Kill the Farm Boy" or "Damsel".

It was based on a girl thief that really wanted to be nice, but disliked saying things like "thank you" or "sorry". There were challenges along the way and a wizard that was so polite, but so annoying to her. It was really funny.

I liked the characters.

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.

Beautiful illustrations. Moving story with a twist at the end

I liked the food one about peaches and ice cream

Harsh life. You can tell how those situations make growing up difficult. I first thought this would be a funny book. Some serious topics on being treated badly.

A novel about two best friends,,Elena and Lila; children ina poor neighborhood in Naples, Italy during the 1950’s. Although, they take different paths the bond of friendship remains. Their story continues in three subsequent books.

This was a classic Weiner book. The setting was Martha's Vineyard and Boston. A terrible event happens to the main character when she is young and this event effects the entire plot.

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