It was an odd book

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 think this book is five stars because the author does an immaculate job of conveying the character's point of view. The book is little violent, and the author describes it in a great way. But the detail in this book gives an amazing visualization for the reader. Overall, It's a awesome book.

Light and whimsical modern fairy tale that plays into traditional tropes. Almost Dickensian in the overlapping coincidences and unlikely serendipity of a happy conclusion. Good enough that I felt a desire to read the other books in the series.

As with every novel written by Riley Sager, I convinced myself that I knew what was happening, yet every twist and turn kept me on my toes for a truly magnificent journey.

A graphic novel about a young couple dealing with unsuccessful pregnancy; despite their heartbreak they solidify their relationship and move forward to create a new life together. Many symbolic water images in the illustrations.

I like that Elbow Grease never gave up.

A stunning collection of LGBTQIAP+ stories. Reading about how each and every one of these kids found their place and overcame their fears made my day. This diverse book deserves to be celebrated.

I adored the characters and their journey. I laughed far more than I cried. Will definitely be reading this again.

I like Pete's shoes.