I feel like this book had a lot of potential and was very close to being amazing, but it was slightly lacking and definitely moved too slowly.

This book was not what I expected, but I mostly enjoyed it. I did feel bad for Eleanor, but the plot wasn't predictable and the characters were good.

This is one of the saddest books I have ever read, it was heartbreaking from start to finish, but it was SO good. I loved the characters, I loved their relationships, and it felt so realistic; like I was experiencing it right there with them. This is one book that stays with you, and I'm going to miss it when it's gone.

A great classic.

This book was such a roller coaster. I laughed, I almost cried, and I'm still not sure how to put the ending into words. I'm almost not wanting to read the next one because it's going to hurt more.

I was a bit lost at first, too many characters were thrown at me and it had been too long since I had read the previous books, so I had to Google the plots of the rest of the series. After that this book flew by, it was a little bit predictable but still really exciting. More adult content then I remember previously, though.

This reminded me a bit of Coraline, it was a little dark & creepy. Quick read and good overall.

I read this for the "A Book With A Strong Female Lead" part of my 2019 reading challenge. I love Tamora Pierce, and this is one of my favorite series for sure. I devour her books every time.

I read this for the "A Sports Related Book" part of my 2019 reading challenge. I gave it a 4 because it's well written and I read it in a day and couldn't put it down, but overall I strongly dislike it and find it really depressing and traumatizing.

This was a beautiful book. It told Anne Frank's story from the Chestnut Tree's perspective, and I loved the part about how the seeds from the tree have been planted all over the world in remembrance.