This one is my new fave. Glad that we're done with that government conspiracy subplot.

A kid-sized biography of Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce that teaches kids about destiny and determination.

I wanted to love this, but the ending was kinda disappointing in the way it unfolded.

Breathtaking.

I kept reading this in small portions because it's so good and so creepy. I read the last 100 pages peeking through my fingers because I was scared of what was going to happen, but I couldn't NOT know what was going to happen

8w9

This was...disappointing. The book summary promised a deeper dive into your Enneagram number, but really this book was a introductory-level devotional (and many of the devotionals were kinda generic). If you've read any Enneagram book before, you'll find this to be rudimentary.

That being said, if you've just figured out what your number is, and you're trying to learn more about the Enneagram and how it can be useful, this is a good place to start. I think the journaling questions would be a good resource for folks who are just figuring out their type and how to use the Enneagram to become their best selves.

This was so good! Part memoir of a friendship, part reporting on friendship. One of the few books that tackles what it means to be a friend, especially as an adult, and in a meaningful way. And there are lots of notes at the back so you can look up all the stuff they mention throughout the book!

Riveting.