This story was absolutely beautiful. I adored every second I was able to read it. if I could read it again for the first time I would in a heartbeat.

Really love where the plot is going! I'm definitely buckled in for the ending and looking forward to see how everything plays out. This one was a solid installment.

This had the dramatic show down I was waiting for, but I felt a little disappointed by the ending. I get it, I really do, and I know there's no other way for this to really and truly end. But I'm certainly the person who wants to have their cake and eat it too, so I was left a little forlorn I suppose. However, I would 100% recommend this series in it's entirety to almost everyone I know.

Overall a nice read with lots of girl power and friendship. I enjoyed being able to just read about girls being friends and making stories and art together.

I feel like as far as self-help/clean up your life books go, this is the only one I actually care about and still use fairly regularly. I really like the approach Marie Kondo took to explain what she feels is the best way to start cleaning.

This book was mostly just melodrama, and not a lot of focus on actual plot for me. I thought it was kinda dull that we didn't really get to see people be monsters, so I spent most of this book actually waiting for it to start, only to be annoyed when it did.

This book portrays a side of Malcom X's life that I think is unique and not often publicized in my opinion. It's marketed for a middle school audience, but I was left mostly feeling strung along with the characters. I would recommend it, but it's not my favorite.

This is a fun, spooky read that doesn't take too much time. I really enjoyed the art and think that it does well with suspense and building a good sense of dread as you read on as well.

This book just wasn't engaging for me at all. I spent most of the book waiting for it to start, and really just didn't like any of the characters.