This was a face paced sci-fi thriller. Lots of interesting turns. A strange turn of events toward the end will keep you thinking! Keep an open mind.

This book was a great read.

That book dragged in the beginning but I continued on.the ending was sad but expected

Cozy read very enjoyable.

This book is a great book for anyone who loves to dance. It is an an American Girl doll book. This book is about Marisol Luna. Marisol loves to dance but her parents and her are moving to a town that does not have a dance studio. I turns out she becomes best friends with her neighbors daughter who is twenty-something who used to be a dancer. Her neighbors daughter makes a dance studio there so Marisol can still dance. I hope you like my book report

This book was easy to read and funny. Truly with her magic curly hair always saves the day.

This is book 15 in the Duncan Kinkaid/Gemma James series. In this book Duncan is on parental leave and Gemma has a temporary assignment as head of a murder investigation unit. Two similar murders with no apparent connection give rise to the theory that they may be serial murders. There are many twists and turns in the investigation that brings both James, Kinkaid and their sgts together to solve the case. I recommend this to those that like to follow mystery series of books with the same characters.

This book is recommended for those who desire to pray for individuals at a Pentecostal altar. By the laying on of hands and general guidance assisting individuals in prayer at an altar can create an atmosphere for them to seek God, repent of their sins, make a conscious decision that they need to be Baptized in Jesus name and at that very moment they can be filled with the Holy Ghost and speak in a new tongue. The person can be introduced to the Acts 2:38 Salvation plan. Acts 2:38 KJV: “Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.”

The book, set in the early 1940's is the story of a young black woman in Harlem trying to raise her son and better their lives amid violence and racial inequalities. It is extremely well written and I was riveted to the story to see the outcome. It is very sad story of the difficulties faced this young woman that prevented her from achieving her goals. It was published in 1946, won a literary grant for the author and has a million copies in print. I highly recommend it.

Another gem by Jodi Picoult. In this book she brings to light the day to day life and struggles that families living with children who have Asperger's syndrome experience. She then takes it to another level when the main character (an 18 year old with Asperger's) is charged with the murder of his social skills tutor. His younger brother is also involved and the reader does not find out what actually happened that day until the very end of the book. Although I was still left with questions that I wish could have been answered after the final page I would definitely recommend this book. As usual Picoult brings to light insights into an often unexplored topic and is able to weave into the story opportunities for self reflection and introspection.