It was a good book with a lot of detail and a good story.

It was a very interesting book. I like the ending

Very informative, interesting read! Krull gives the reader interesting tidbits of information about one of our greatest president's wonderful sense of humor. We did not prefer the illustration style, but the content more than made up for that.

I don't agree with her overall conclusion about death and the afterlife, but these are interesting stories of her attending the deaths of hospice patients.

The premise of the novel is fairly decent -- boy marries a girl for the sake of a green card and to continue pursuing his dreams in our fair country. Add in that both the boy and girl are both already attracted to each other and you've got what could be a fun take on certain rom-com tropes. The devil is in the details. Bailey gets so many details just absolutely incorrect -- things that it would be easy to research via Google in less time than I'm taking to write this review. One particular detail that stood out (given the recent news) is the arrival of a certain swimsuit issue of a particular magazine. Bailey has it arrive in September after our two heroes have spent two months apart, pining for each other and getting all hot and bothered. This is one of many details that Bailey doesn't quite get right or just overlooks at the service of her story, such as it is.

A truly inventive story about living with robots, this tells the story of a boy Whose mother is a genius inventor. But he gets worried when she sends a robot to school with him. The story is a heart- warming novel

I love hades and persephone stories and this one is really good. I wish their communication was better.

Great book about women, self confidence, self worth, and friendship and finding what really matters

I love the I survived series. I like that they base on a true event.

This was a fascinating collection of facts and stories from around the world from different folks from every walk of life. The book colorfully illustrated Robert Ripley and his quest to find, document and share unique places, animals and people. His life mission was to open the world to these incredible talents, skills and oddities.