This is a book that delves into the life of a boy, Austin, with major health issues. So it is not a light read. However, it was encouraging to read how Austin and his parents grow in their spiritual life. I think my biggest issue with the book is that I expected it to be more about Austin. Instead, you have to endure his dad’s whiny, selfish, and immature personality. I appreciated learning about Austin and his many challenges and experiencing the emotional and spiritual jour

While this book read like a YA one, I still enjoyed aspects of it. There are a lot of triggers that you need to be aware of before opening the cover and reading the first word. They are adultery, body shaming, homosexuality, giving a child up for adoption, eating disorders, unplanned pregnancy, infertility, and suicide. Yet these are all handled in a delicate way by the author. I was not sure I was going to enjoy this book when I first started reading it, but I was pulled int

I enjoy historical fiction books. This one was a different focus for me in that it took place during the early 1940s. I loved learning...

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the audio version of this book. The narrator does a great job of bringing the story to life. And I love...

The Michael Bennett series is one of my favorites by James Patterson. And this one is a great addition. It is an edge-of-your-seat,...

I think my overall response to this book was “Meh.” It was okay. I didn’t care for the middle of the story which just seemed to drag on...

I have enjoyed many of the books I’ve read by this author. However, this one did not appeal to me. Though she did thorough research about...

What an amazing historical fiction book. I love books of that genre and this one was a very different read for me. It was interesting to...

This story provided the viewpoint of a variety of characters. While I was never involved in dance or had a daughter who was drawn into...

Another great addition to the historical fiction genre based on WWII. This was a different aspect than I have typically read. And one...