Short horror stories, some of which made me feel scared. This is not necessarily a hard thing.

For someone who has written pretty good female characters in the past, I was really disappointed with this book.

I enjoyed it. I liked comparing it to "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and seeing where the plot lined up and where it changed.

If my guess on where Riordan is going with the ending is correct, then I am kind of disappointed. Otherwise, I thought this was a good concluding book.

A delight to read. Belfast is lucky to have such a poet laureate. Personal favorites of mine include the first poem in the book, which is an homage to William Carlos Williams' style, "Burnt Sunlight" and the section of surreal poems.

I did enjoy this book a lot, and wish I could be a crazy grandmother some day too. I think I appreciate it more now that I live in a small town.

I have listened to this twice on audio now and neither time did it really capture my attention. Did Johnson have beautiful sentences? At time, yes. Did I think Idaho might be a beautiful place to visit? Yes. Did I realize why the Pulitzer committee couldn't pick a book this year? Yes.

Steve Jobs and Apple did great things, but I would not have wanted to work for him! A good overview of a distinct life.