I recommend the book because it is good and sad. At the beginning they get a dog and at the end the dog dies.

Danielle Steele paints a portrait of life in America during the 1920,s through the cultural changes of the 60,s. She depicts four generations of women in one family, their motherhood, tragedies and victories. I would recommend this novel if you like historical fiction. For me it was inspirational, heartwarming, rich in detail and character driven. *****

This book is easy to read and I learned that fireflies have a bright light inside them that shines.

This book is an interesting look at how the very complicated English evolved over the centuries to become the modern world's foremost language. A must read for those interested delving into the history of English.

The story was about Yoga! So a lot of Children was doing Yoga stuff. It said Become tall in your spine.

interesting story of the life of a boy, his sister and their father and how he changes their lives by re-marriage. and how the house they grow up in effects them also.

This book includes longer sentences and more challenging words like for an entry first grader but with a little help it was fun reading this story.This story is about a girl named Isabella who lost her first tooth and she can't wait for the Tooth Fairy to come.

Mal mom was very bad. It was blue day. VK Day was finally here. The kids were missing not on my watch

Loved this book. Twists, turns and doubles crosses, kept you guessing til the end.

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.