When I first read this series, only the first two books were published (yes I said the first time, and yes it's just as fabulous on a re-read). I was perusing in a book store one day when I saw this book. I got shivers in the middle of the store at the excitement and thrill of finding out the third book was out. I bought it immediately and loved it just as much as the other books in the series. It made me feel every emotion that exists. Highly recommend.

It's going to be difficult to describe how wonderful and close to my heart this book is, but I will try. When I was little, I went to my grandparents a lot, and one of my and my grandma's favourite past-times was reading books. This was one of our favourites. I remember her reading it to me as a little girl and me loving the story more than anything. It is a beautiful story about a young girl in the alps. Personally, I was in love with the idea of her sleeping in a loft in the attic. This book holds within it both a beautiful story and beautiful memories. Thanks Johanna Spyri.

I was on instagram one day when I came across a post shipping Simon and Baz. Having read (and loved) Fangirl, I assumed it was referencing that book and continued to scroll. But something about how the post was written made me wonder if she'd actually written Carry On. So, I googled it. And lo and behold, she had actually written a book based off of a fanfiction she had created for one of her books. Iconic. It is utterly fantastic. It's hilarious and witty and sarcastic and magical. Definitely worth the read.

Hamilton wrote the other FIFTY-ONE! I had to read them for my American politics class and they were brilliant. I appreciated them even more after becoming thoroughly obsessed with Hamilton The Musical. An interesting read for anyone interested in his writing or with American history/politics.

A wonderfully written story. The additions to the real history were very believable. I read this after watching Hamilton The Musical and it was absolutely phenomenal. Eliza is truly the heroine of the story. Excellent writing, I couldn't put it down.

Wow. This book blew me away. I love Laura Clery, but I am going to be honest, I wasn't expecting to like this. Biographies aren't typically my thing; either I had to read them for class or I read ones of my favourite celebrities but even they left me dissatisfied. But this story is absolutely phenomenal, her story is phenomenal. It is so real, and it is intensely interesting ti learn other people's experiences and conversations that are so different (or the same) from ones that you have had. Her personality and humour really came out in it and made the reading very enjoyable. I devoured this book, and I can't wait to read her next one.