fun cozy mystery takes place on the east end of long island

I recommend this book. It is set in the 1950's and is about a Chinese girl adopted at 3 years old into a white family. The story is told from the point of view of the girl and is about her struggle to fit in. There is prejudice that she has to deal with. It was interesting and I enjoyed it.

My Favorite thing about Aladdin is when they go on the Magical rug that flies into the air when you sit on it! That was my Favorite thing that was on Aladdin!

Romeo erased all the stories from books and he put his picture inside. PJ Masks were very upset and were looking for Romeo. Superheros (Owlette, Gekko and Catboy) found Romeo and they fixed all the books. They saved the day.

I enjoyed reading this book because it was easy to read. Also, the book tells about how Miguel met his best friend Dante.

The teacher lock all the school door

Depressing book but well written. Keeps your interest about a family that has suffered a great loss.

A young, divorced widow takes a job as a tutor with a wealthy family at their summer home on the coast of New Hampshire. She soon finds herself in love with one of her student's two older brothers. Unfortunately, there is a deep history of rivalry between the two brothers and when she offers her heart to one, it is initially reciprocated but later takes a heartbreaking turn. Happily true love wins out in the end and the book ends on a hopeful note.

This book was a little absurd. I don't typically read sci-fi that involves an entirely new universe and various alien creatures, so maybe it's just not for me. However, I did enjoy many aspects of this story. Chambers created an entire universe with new creatures, social structures, and cultures. From a sociological perspective, it was fascinating. The relationships between the characters were definitely the most intriguing part of this book. The plot itself left a lot to be desired. It truly was about the journey and not the destination. If you enjoy world building and escaping into complex relationships between various species, then this book is for you. However, if you like an adventure story driven more by plot, you may want to look elsewhere.

Jenna Boltz’s life is at a crossroads. After a messy divorce from her surgeon husband nearly twenty years ago, she raised her two children on her own, juggling motherhood with her beloved job as a Seattle intensive-care nurse. Now that Paul and Allie have gone to college and moved out, Jenna can’t help but wonder what her future holds.