This seemed like a pretty straightforward thriller, but surprisingly the killer wasn't who I thought it would be. The pseudo-romance in the story was awkward for me. I guess it was because the guy was so over the top about being with her and having her stay. I would have preferred a more dominant male character. The townspeople were all a little quirky in their own ways too. I didn't notice the constant references to the amount of times a "beer" was brought up in the text until it was brought to my attention. At that point it became laughable.

The Throne of Glass series is one that will immediately become one of your favorites. It is a series that everyone recommends. After reading Throne of Glass you will want to read all the other books by Sarah J. Maas because of the creativity, magic, danger, and emotion that she puts into the books.

Muy lindo!!

This book talks about when a babysitter named Kristy has a wedding for her mom and she needs to prepare for it. And with her 5 friends she has to take care of 14 children. This is a great book.

The way this book was constructed with the stories of several teens, so I can see how the voices seemed very different. However I still feel like the author could have made them more cohesive (even on their own) to really help us to feel the pain behind each of their accounts. I wish that I had enjoyed this one more, I always wonder about the stories behind those fleeing and seeking asylum.

I like this book very much…

Good book.

I have been waiting to read this one ever since I read part one, Lobizona. Part 2 did not disappoint! Again this book takes you into a fantasy world where there are humans and the unknown world of Werewolves and Witches. The main character is not like the others. She is a hybrid of human and werewolf. What sets her apart further is that she is the only known female to ever be born a werewolf. The story weaves the struggles of being an illegal in the human world and an illegal in the Septimo world. Her character has not found her pack/family in either. She has to hide in the human world with her human mother and still in the Septimo world she remains hidden because she is a hybrid. She finally finds her place amongst a group of friends and Covenant that are trying to make change in their world. As their catalyst she tells her truth, but is it worth the price she will have to pay? This is written in a Spanish-Harry Potter-esc kind of way that had me fully engaged the whole way through! I know by the author's interviews that this was written as only a two book story, but I really feel there could be a third book as there is still more to the story that I long to know.

This book reminded me so much of the style of Mariana van Zeller's investigations into smuggling networks and black markets. The writing (and audio) are very much a journalistic approach. After watching series like Griselda and Queen of the South, I wanted to know more about the history behind some of these women that we too often don't hear about. In true Hispanic culture, these women were often overlooked and thought to be harmless homemakers. For many women that get involved in this line of "business" that is so very far from the truth. It only abetted them in staying under the radar longer than their male counterparts. All in all a very interesting exposé of a largely undocumented side of cartel business women.

Perfect book for toddlers learning boundaries! This book is just what we needed! My toddler was going through a biting phase, and People Don’t Bite People helped in such a fun and gentle way. The rhymes are catchy, the illustrations are bright and engaging, and the message is clear—biting is not okay. Now my little one proudly repeats, “People don’t bite people!” A great, positive way to teach kids about self-control. Highly recommend!