This was an excellent book about a family struggling with a autism diagnosis and how one child can effect the other.

How families through love can end up in risky situations! 

How people you think you trust turn out to be not good people, and how you can over come and bloom despite the mistakes. 

This was an easy read, not my normal genre so hard to say if it's best in class.

I think Ruby May was a little naive and I also felt that as someone who was purportedly a fast learner she took a long time to work out that Mr England was a bit of a dick. 

Also what was that weird bit with him making her put him to bed. Creepy. 

A bit scatty in parts, like the author wasn't sure who the focus was, but easy to read and entertaining in the most part. 

I wasn't sure where it was going and honestly I don't think the author did either. But I enjoyed it, as far as you can with a book with a messy sense of direction and that has super hard and sad subject matter. 

Its complicated, I liked this, but I did not find it uplifting.

I loved Stanley before this, and now I'm really hungry and want to go round his for pasta! 

What a charming and kind man, who has been through a lot but also who remained positive throughout. 

Solid book, I downloaded the audio book as I loved the series, it was good.

I think a lot of the key points are covered, I am glad I listened to this as I think I would have got bogged down in chess moves if I was reading it. 

Pace of the audio book was good and overall had a good time with it. 

Elizabeth harmon is a lot less fierce in the book, and I think I liked her more for it, she felt more real. 

My loan ran out and I wasnt enjoying the ebook format on borrow box. 

This was a tome. In parts I felt like it would never end, however I could not put this book down.

I just want to chat to someone about it. 

Really enjoyed this, a mixture of poetry and prose. 

Its got a weird feeling though as its originally written in Korean, translated into English but about a woman who learns ancient Greek and moves Germany, and also learns German sign language. In addition to this she is losing her sight. 

All a bit surreal feeling and otherworldly. 

Enjoyed myself, but probably not for everyone. 

I found this a bit preachy tbh.
He goes on a lot about stuff that really can be attributed to confirmation bias - I've done well so I musta worked hard. 

I think there is a lot to be said about right place/face/time. 

He has gone on a lot of wild adventures, but I'm note sure I needed to know about some stuff. 

Other stuff felt lacking in explanation like, he got bored and moved on before finishing the story properly. 

I know more maybe about him, but I'm not sure I feel positive about the knowledge. 

Also both his parents sound like absolute w⚓'s. 

If you want to read a book about angsty people with imposter syndrome who are in a band. 

This book is for you.