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Julie Of The Wolves By Jean Craighead George
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Agreed with the critics it is almost a classic. An authentic and well-written tale of a young girl and her strong understanding of her Eskimo heritage and the love of nature. Refreshing, intense and heartfelt. A light but meaningful read, perfect for winter!

The Wedding People
by Alison Espach
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A dark themed beach read with characters of various unhappiness, with the setting of a wedding which should be joyous. None of the characters are particularly interesting or likeable, making this a plug through kind of book.

The Paper Girl Of Paris
by Jordyn Taylor
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This book is amazing for history lovers about World War Two and I definitely recommend it!

The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd, Deluxe Edition
by Agatha Christie
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Agatha Christie never disappoints! I have read many of her books in the past but never got around to reading this one. Masterful!

On The Road To Mr. Mineo's
by Barbara O'Connor
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this was a very interesting book and had lots of fun twists and turns!

Lunar New Year Love Story
by Gene Luen Yang
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Cute will-they-won’t-they story of young love plus magical realism

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

The Breakdown
by B.A. Paris
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Although billed as a "thriller," it took quite some time to really get into the thrill. The main character was not very likeable, but the plot was unique and kept me interested. Quite an easy read if you can persist through to the end.

Promises And Primroses
by Josi S. Kilpack
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A Lovely proper romance. It is first in the Mayfield series

The Ghostwriter
by Julie Clark
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Main girl was literally the worst ?? Okay sooo The Ghost Writer by Julie Clark was kind of a mixed bag. The main character? Straight up unbearable. Like girl, be serious. I spent half the book mentally yelling at her and the other half wishing someone else was the lead. BUT—every time the book dipped into flashbacks or gave us other characters’ POVs? Instantly better. Those parts actually had depth and vibes. If the whole book had just been them, I’d probably be giving this 5 stars tbh. Mid overall, but not a total waste. Just be ready to suffer through the MC to get to the good stuff.
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