Lovely book, toddlers loves it!

This is such an amazing book. I did this as an audio book and the reader reads the book beautifully. It is the story of a young girl in high school who is struggling with being the object of male interests, of her own feelings, and of her religious mother’s requirements. It is insightful and moving and there were parts where I did not want to stop. This is a definite must read.

An impactful story on WW2 on what it truly means to serve your country, serve the promise of freedom for all.

This is my favorite book. I like to make the animal sounds.

Fun colors (and shades) to learn, tabs to pull, familiar objects to point to (and eventually name), we highly recommend this book. Loved it as a board book in late infancy and well into the toddler years.

You with the Sad Eyes by Christina Applegate is a raw, emotional, and deeply vulnerable memoir. I have always loved Christina as an actress, but this book made me appreciate her even more as a person. She shares her story with honesty, humor, and courage, opening up about painful parts of her life, fame, illness, and survival in a way that feels incredibly human. What I loved most was her vulnerability. She does not try to make her life sound perfect or polished, and that honesty makes the book powerful. It is heartbreaking at times, but also moving and inspiring because you see her strength beneath the sadness. A beautiful, brave memoir from someone I already admired.

A captivating book on accepting who you are and not listening to those intrusive thoughts in your head- the ghost is a metaphor for that. Realizing that nobody's perfect is a key theme in this book as well.

YA book with LGBTQ theme

In which Carl and a cat named Princess must work through layers go a dungeon which has monsters. Very video game like .

Excellent book and this book is really three stories in one. As with all the “#1 Ladies Detective Agency” books, the setting is Botswana and the title story centers around finding a beauty contestant who is morally sound. Also, we see Mr. J.L. B. Matekoni struggle with a personal challenge, and Mma Makutsi does outstandingly well in a new role. To read these books and know these characters is to love them and Botswana.