I should buy myself a copy of this book.

Another topping book from Carriger. I just love her style so much. She's one of two authors that I have to buy whatever comes out by her, and probably the only one whose entire published works I have read. Of course, gobbling them up as they come out can lead to forgetfulness between books, as I don't often have time to reread, but the story is still fun and understandable. If you're looking for action, romance, history, and steampunk, you really can't go wrong with one of her books.

Some good ideas here, but boy, is she obsessed with lavender spray.

I actually really liked this one and it made me more curious about the Mother Goose on the Loose program. Great ideas for storytime in here.

Too real at times, but overall good.

I thought this was a pretty good introduction to Raven, a DC character I didn't know much about. She's in a car accident that takes her memory, but in a weird way. Math comes back, but not really information about her family and her past. I liked the color scheme in the book a lot. It definitely made me want to learn more about this character.

To compare it to the book about Mera that's also in this new line of DC books, this one cleared the low bar of actually being about the character in question, rather than a story about the title female character and a man.

Thank you NetGalley for the free ARC.

Another great Pandava adventure! I love this series.

I liked this one! Yay Biffy and Lyall.

This is so good. I love everything Knisley does, but this really illuminated for me how much we don't know about the process, and also how little doctors can listen to their patients. A lot to think about

I read it at storytime and it worked pretty well.