Keeps you guessing who is in the wrong and how it will all end up

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!

I like dingoes at dinner time because I like when there is a wildfire and I also like when the famous Australian dogs chased after the mother kangaroo and threw her baby out out of her patch so she would be safe and I also like when the koala get saved by Annie and Annie says that she is so cute

An interesting record of Steinbecks observations, encounters with Americans, and his experiences as he travels cross country with his poodle, Charley, in his uniquely designed truck he named Rocinante. A nostalgic look at America as it was in 1962

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 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.

It was an odd book

How yerrrr doin'? This book is really good so far, as I am still reading it! A little to old for me, but I am only in 3rd, going into 4th. I would recommend to read in 5th and up as it is a YA read. Overall, this is a REALLY good book!

I read this book to understand the Knights Templar and their founding. It covers both of these in historical detail. The book also covers the myths, legends, and rumors about the treasures they supposedly recovered during their reign as crusaders for the Popes. It answered all my questions about them.

Interesting read but I found it to be a little obvious and didactic.