I liked how the story is told but the story itself is boring. I’m not even interested in Phasma after reading this!

This was so beautiful.

This continues to be one of my favorite books.

When Gwenda mentioned Seyah + Inez feels in this episode, I was not anticipating crying at the gym. Here I am, running at 5am...and BAM. Feels. So many feels.

As Seyah’s previous life unfolds, we are given a glimpse of a very shaping moment. Mirroring Teddy’s death (😭) from last season, we see that Seyah has experienced loss in a way many of us won’t in our life time.

This week’s episode focuses on Loki. Loki eps always bring the feels (geez, this season is a heavy hitter already). Loki’s past hits home with the work I do and I could feel his anxiety over potentially revealing his death to the group.

So the description alone this week had me absolutely terrified. A young child who is not what they seem? Yeah, I left this episode ready to unplug all of my Google Homes. I’ll just leave it at that.

A new look at alien invasions. Also it’s nice to have a male protagonist in a role that seems to be female dominated.

A little reckless. A little angsty. A lot of heart. You'll fall in love with Sienna and Deni as they take on the world around them.

Ugh this was good and frustrating. Ugh. Lol

One of the better Christmas books I’ve read! I loved how it ended.

After TLJ, I was like, I really want a Tico sisters book. Well past Christy is smart...she had preordered this book and it showed up yesterday. So great. Finished it from the time I woke up this morning!