LOVED IT!!!! It's a great story on its own, and then a twist happens that you'll never see coming and it gets even better.

I used both this book and Lonely Planet. Prefer Fodors. Has pictures. Better descriptions and a better layout within each city.

I thought it was good overall, I just feel like a white woman might not be qualified to write about being Black.

As always, Gladwell’s book is extremely insightful and thought provoking. You will learn again about things that you believed you knew everything about.

This is the 2nd in the Harriet Blue Detective series. Once again banished for duty in the outback to avoid interfering with her brother's trial, Harry must solve a murder and strange doings in town of 75, sited within the walls of a meteor crater.

I enjoyed the mental aspect of this book. The memory and visual awareness that is used to solve the crimes. I also enjoy The Reacher series, but this is different than using pure brute. I liked it so much I plan on reading the second book in the series.

Miles to go is an autobiography written at the time Miley is 15/16 and in the height of her Hannah Montana fame. There is someone helping to guide her write the book (and maybe even co-writing), but it’s clear the book isn’t dominated by a ghost writer as you can see Miley’s voice and personality on every page. There are so many details and insights into her life as you see her childhood, experience being bullied, her auditions, her family, and her work on Hannah Montana. She gives an open and honest account on how her life is changing with her newfound fame. Poetic and inspiring book and I hope she writes a book about post-Hannah Montana life someday:)

If you like classic fairy tales this is a great book for you. I first read this with my twin and we had a lot of fun following the adventures of twins Alex and Conner in the story.

Just as funny as always! Perfect distraction from prepping for a medical test- you can probably guess which one. Good ending too! Quite a little cliffhanger for #31

A middle-class Japanese-American family from California in the 1940s was forced into an interminterment camo