As a heartless aromantic this gave me a lot of heart feelings. Very lovely and a wonderful read.

I walked in thinking this was a book of short stories and not a novel, but I guess it’s kinda both. A very human story in which humans aren’t actually humans and everything is just kind of frustrating and odd but works out in the end. But hey, that’s life isn’t it?

I've used this books for ESL Phonics classes several times and it's always very popular. Obviously a classic with children's lit.

This book was very popular with my young readers. It's repetitive and helps them catch onto the language quickly.

This was very bizarre and not really hot at all. I'm not sure what the obsession with dub con/imprisonment is within monster porn genres but I wish we could get something new.

A heartbreaking book that also restores all your hope. I think this is one of the few books I would always say is a classic, and is one that everyone should read. Probably one of the, if not the, greatest American novel.

This is a book I always return to for a reread, and when I do I remember exactly why I fell in love with it. The story is so comforting to me because it puts me in the mindset I was as a kid who loved reading. It's like I'm 8-years-old again and everything is magical and I have one of my favorite stories unfolding before me for the first time again.

This book is incredibly special to me because it was the first book I remember picking out myself at the library and enjoying. It was my first favorite book, and the book that made me realize how much I loved reading and why people wanted to read all the time. It is THE book for me.

I think the concept was interesting, but the execution was a little boring to me. It was much more speculative fiction than I wanted it to be. I think out of this series it was one of my least favorite stories.

I thought this book was atmospheric, but incredibly boring. I probably couldn't tell you anything that happened in it.