Extremely helpful for establishing pollinator friendly gardens. Easy to follow. I enjoyed the interviews as well.

This took me a long time to get through, not because it was a an un-engaging read, far from it. I think more because the subject matter is so upsetting and there are so many parallels between what happened in Indiana in the early 20th century and what is currently happening in our very divided political landscape. The book is exhaustively researched and you truly come to loathe DC Stephenson who was a villain to his core.

This was good. The first two thirds of it was excellent in fact. The ending felt extremely disconnected from the rest of the book. Shockingly so.

This book will infuriate you if you are a mother, woman, or possess any empathy. I can see why it started such a movement in South Korea.

This was a very good, heartfelt graphic novel memoir about the trials of caring for elderly parents. I’ve read quite a few graphic novels in this same vein, and this holds up with the best of them. The art is well defined and the story was very relatable for me.

This didn't really get going until the end for me but the story is very intriguing. Reading before I watch the show. The artwork feels very, very dated.

Now we're getting somewhere. Liked this volume a lot.

Enjoyable middle grades fiction. I found this a little hard to get into for reasons I'm not sure I understand. The second and third portions of the book pace very well.

I feel like this book was mis-titled also. I am crotchety!

I glossed over a lot of the scientific mumbo jumbo and enjoyed the narrative for what it was. It’s pretty fun.

I cannot think of a more unlikely beach read that Ethan Frome and yet, here we are.