Dystopian novel. Germany won WW2. A Police detective is investigating a murder and discovers proof of the final solution. SET IN Germany

Another fun pirate adventure

I liked That you only knew who the murderer was till the end so the author left you in suspense and It was puzzling

What an interesting book! On the surface it is a story about a mother troubled by many ailments, many of which no one can seem to diagnose, that result in her not being able to walk all the time. She and her adult daughter, who has put her life on hold to care for her, leave England and go to Spain to see a doctor who may be able to help her. But this book is really about a relationship between a mother and daughter, and about people coming to terms with themselves. But what really makes this book special is the writing which is so descriptive and engaging in a way I have not found before in a book. A definite must read.

It was a fun book with the same concept as the holiday. The characters were fun and lovable. I recommend.

I thought this book was silly!

Leo loves the Stanley books. They're ok---show teamwork, fun illustrations, relatable material.

A touching read on what it means to be yourself, how art can both heal and mend friendships and set you free or hold you back, with amazing illustrations and storylines by a talented author.

Loved the book from start to finish.

What a great book! And what really make it interesting is the way it is set up. It starts out as the beginning of an MFA grad student’s dissertation but then evolves into the book itself. And while it starts off as third person narrative, at some point it becomes first person, which just adds a whole new layer to the story. And to say that the story is about a man cheating on his wife and the wife maybe cheating on her husband (you’ll have to read in order to make sense of that) does not begin to do it justice.