It took me a while to get through this one, because its slimmess made me not think clearly about its complexity. A lot of it was stuff I already knew, but maybe hadn't thought about in that way.

I don't know how Gail Carriger knocks it out of the park time and time again but she does! So good.

A quick overview of the menstrual movement and all the ways those who menstruate are discriminated against. It will make you mad, inspire you to lobby for change, and maybe change the way you approach menstruation. Love the inclusive language.

I liked this one more than I thought. It has a lot of political things to think about. It will be interesting to talk about this at book club.

I think my favorite thing about this book is when Channing is courting Faith, he pays enough attention to know she would prefer rocks to flowers as a gift. Love that.

A powerful work. Will be interesting to talk about at book club tonight.

I love books that are written in letters, emails, etc. I've never listened to one on audio before, so that was different for me. I laughed out loud a lot at it. I loved the different perspectives and how the storylines intertwined. Can't wait for the movie!

I put this higher up on my priority list because I thought the new show was based on this book but then I rewatched the trailer and it seems different. Still, I enjoyed reading it.

Pretty good! I'm not a huge Fantastic Four fan, but I felt like I really got a glimpse of what the team is about and why they are popular.

A cute book about friendship and the way it changes and can expand over time.