While it is a dense read, I really liked all the stories told and the way they show the impact on females and taking charge of the inner wolf, woman, fire, etc inside of us.

A book so unfortunately real that I was cringing at many parts. It manages to also be funny and cutting.

The plot felt a little contrived, but it was okay for a quick and mainly light read. In the end, the mystery was solved in a way that actually kept me guessing till very late—well done!

Many awesome, unique recipes that I cannot wait to try. I saved many of her sauces and dressings, lunch lovers, & dinner & sides

I enjoyed reading another book by Tracy Chevalier this summer. The two main characters were interesting and I liked seeing the relationship between them.

I really enjoyed this book and felt that Jonathan did a wonderful job looking at the current impacts that society and social media have on the current generation as well as the future generations. This book demonstrated how to better support individuals growing up in the era of technology

I wanted to love this book as I watch Masterchef, but I found the recipes were pretty much ones I’ve seen versions of before. I literally only saved one recipe to try out from the entire book.

Some quick meals I had not thought of before. Also I do like the vegetarian side notes throughout the book

This is a great epic fantasy must read for Tolkien fans or fans of the Lord of the Rings. It gives great background to the well known and loved stories of LOTR

If you're after a quick, twist-filled psychological thriller that delivers glimmers of suspense without demanding full suspension of disbelief The Tenant may fit the bill. Just don’t expect deep character arcs, flawless logic, or narrative subtlety. For fans of McFadden’s previous works, it hits a familiar vibe; for newcomers, it’s a rapid-fire introduction to her “fast-and-twist-heavy” brand of suspense.