I couldn't put this book down, until I had to put it down. Then I had to pick it up again and repeat the process all through, until the very end. That is the power of truth.

I love reading a cookbook with a story and this one didn't disappoint. It's the story of Rachael Ray's Covid year; a story of adjustments and loss. It's honest and real. I highly recommend it. And there are some good recipes in it too.

Amazing

I loved this book.It's fun, the characters were well developed, the side stories aded to the overall quirkiness of the characters, a romance without sex, and, as a person who loves to read, the bookstore was a great background.

I enjoyed this mystery. Enjoyed learning about the Amish lifestyle, and the character development was good.

Fast paced and entertaining

Funny

This is book number 6 in the cat in the stack series. Charlie and his main coon companion work at a college library in the archive division. They are donated some civil war journals and there a few people who want to see them to resolve a family feud that has been going on for hundreds of years.

this book is all about codepentcey and how to heal from it. this book gives you a deep understanding how jesus loves us so much you wont need anyone else but him. it also talks about if your relationship should be repaired or let it go. this book also talks about boundaries and how to set them to keep yourself from getting hurt or returning to a damaging unsafe relationship.

Engaging nonfiction read about Lewiston, Maine, and how soccer helped build a bridge of acceptance for newcomers