I read this for the "A Book About Time Travel" part of my 2019 reading challenge. I enjoyed it, but sometimes it was hard to follow the timelines and Henry could be a bit annoying.

I found this one a bit confusing and abstract, I would have liked a clearer journey with each of the teachers.

I love Neil Gaiman, but I didn't love this. I really tried to, it just felt slow and jumpy to me. I couldn't get into the characters but I did find a few parts funny.

I enjoyed the mixture of Marvel characters, but I found the plot a bit hard to follow. Nick and Strange also looked a lot a like and I kept mixing them up.

This was a collection of stories featuring Lady Death. It was alright, not my favorite art styles.

I wasn't a fan of the story or the artwork.

I wasn't a fan of the artwork and I couldn't get into most of the stories.

I really like the artwork, but the story was my least favorite of the series.

I read this for the "True Crime Novel" part of my 2019 reading challenge. The Tennessee Children's Home Society was new to me and it was fascinating how Georgia Tann managed to pull off child kidnapping and illegal adoptions for so long, and in those numbers. The rest of the story I just found convenient, I didn't like the mixture between history and "present day".

I wasn't sure what this book was about when I began it, but I was pleasantly surprised and loved it. Some parts were a little dry and almost felt unnecessary, but overall the details were good and didn't slow the plot down very much. I had no idea there even was a library fire then, but now I want to go to LA and visit their new building.