This book is about the Watsons going to Birmingham and their troubles along the way. The Watson kids have adventures of their own everywhere. This book had me laughing in my seat. The story had a pivotal point which was a shocker.

Loved it! Loght, funny, and creative sci fi story.

Classic mystery, I love the plot.

Fun read. Great for older women.

A fun read told from the perspective of a Private Eye’s sidekick dog, Chet. Clever.

This book was happy and sad. In it a boy learns to love poetry and copes with the grief of his dog being dead.

Julia London is able to craft a story that makes you laugh out loud during moments throughout the story. you could possibly relate to either of the two main characters. the dogs not only bring together the characters but they play an important part when it comes to dogs and how important they are in people's lives. a unique story approach including the topic of autism that is the woven into the story in a unique way.

Great read for WWII fans.

I'm a gardner but have never tried to grow dahlias. So, trying something new interested me. Once again, this was a find in the Nook but this time it was a gift from Steve. This is a cute litte hardback with the outline of a dahlia plant on the cover as there is no dust jacket. Fate brought us together as the book was published in 1954 which is my birth year. It's full of information about growing the numerous dahlia plants with listings of the best ones in each category (there are many categories of dahlias) plus listings of which cultivars grow best in each region. But, it was somewhat dry to read because of the lack of color photos. That's because, of course , the books 70 year old publication date. I'm growing a Proven Winners Apricot dahlia plant in a pot in my front yard. It hasn't bloomed yet but I'm looking forward to that.

A beautiful book about healing and learning to accept yourself. Brought tears to my eyes.