3.5 stars. If we don't get some closure on Bonnie at the end of the trilogy I will scream. Anyway, its been awhile since I've read from this series. I don't thubj I read the Catherine Ling story. I was not expecting the flashback. It felt flimsy. The relationship that created Bonnie felt flat to me. As did the sex. Dude was very creepy too. The rest of the book was better but I saw some things I wouldn't put up with if I wasn't invested from the past. Once again don't like how Joe is treated. The plot was basically predictable. There was an attempt to mislead readers but knowing there's at least 2 more books means its not believable. The ending action was good. And I'm happy we'll get Jane on screen in the next book.

Kinda hate read this one, lol, maybe. Incoherent review for now. I knew I was not going to like the ending and I didn't but it was the best thing she could have done. I don't like Paige but I don't dislike her. I understand her plight and want to see how things go. But since I'm not invested that terminology kept tripping me up. Even a bit after the halfway mark when we get some explanation. And I say this as a person with prior knowledge of psychic abilities and divination which is where a third of the terminology comes from. So I kept getting thrown out of the story and being frustrated. The make out scene pissed me off because 1) no chemistry, 2) no UST or even build up to it 3) now is not the time 4) girl you don't even know him 5) his motives are suspect, and 6) "is this heaven?" is so cheesy when this book is not. So anyway, this was well written but might not be for me.

This was hilarious and witty. Exactly my kind of humor. Read for Victober.

This has more serious parts than the Importance of Being Earnest. Its still well written and entertaining.

3.5 stars. I don't know why this novella took me so long to read. My only guess was that when I started it I wasn't in the mood for it. The second half flew by quickly. I really wanted to know what made Fabiola act as she had. And then wanted them together. I enjoyed this more than A Princess in Theory.

My first time reading this. I read the puffin classics version. 10 stories. This was cute, amusing and heart warming. I read this for #believathon and I'm glad I did. I've always loved the cartoons. I love that this is written like an adult telling a story. I knew that A.A. Milne had first made these stories up for his son and eventually published them but did not know he wrote them out as he had told them. Who wouldn't want to hang out in the hundred acre wood?