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So far, this book is pretty good. I think Jay is hilarious and super brave for doing what he did. The way he survived the shot to the chest is super cool.

Maybe it is time for me to finish this book series. So far, it's a little slow, but I have good faith that it will speed back up.

I don't think I have ever been so emotionally invested in, or cried so hard over a rock before. I could not put this book down, which helped me finish it in just five days. I do not think Ryland Grace was actually a coward like he believed he was. Out of all the reading I've ever done, I was the most emotionally invested in this book. My heart broke so many times, and I think I sobbed for like six straight chapters.

I had a love-hate relationship with this book. I loved the way Jennings developed and learned that it was okay to love people. I hated the abandonment after abandonment that he endured. I wonder what was truly wrong with his mother. Was she depressed? Were there drugs involved?

I was in love with this book. My heart absolutely broke for Rex, and I was so happy to see him in a safe situation by the end of the book.

I was both absolutely shattered and filled with hope by this book. I felt like I struggled right along with Brent. I felt his joy and his pain. Which I know sounds stupid, but it was just a really good story. I think I am beginning to love this type of nonfiction.

So far, the main character's husband is dead-ish. She buried him, and then he showed up on the nanny cam. My theory is that his family faked his death.

So far, I'm not sure how to feel about this book. It is a super cool concept, but I don't feel like it was very well executed. I do not think Judas was the actual murderer, but I am starting to believe that it was Ally who actually did it.

This book was amazing. I really enjoyed the relationship between Em and Cas. Even though I think they were mainly just trauma-bonded, and there isn't a whole lot of actual bond between them. Not an ideal relationship.

I just started reading it earlier this week, and it has been almost impossible to put down. At this moment, Em and Cas are on the way to Fort Victorra to get Olivia. I predict that Cas will join forces with the ruined.

This book was pretty good. It really made me rethink how I thought of her. While she isn't a victim, she isn't the only one responsible for the murder. I feel bad that she was pushed to the point where she believed that that was the only way out of her abuse.

This book was so good! I was not expecting Atlas to be the general.

So far, I am not a huge fan of Thalia. She's conceited and egotistical. I really hope that they can save Artemis and Annabeth simultaneously, rather than just one or the other. I do think that Luke will come around eventually.

This was such a good book, and it was such a fast read. The quest to find Grover only reminded me how important he is to the group.

I love this series so much. I think that the cure for Thalia's tree will be in Polyphemus's cave. I also think that Tantalus is really bad for the camp

Honestly hated this book.

So far it's so good. I don't think Shane killed anyone, and he should be allowed to see his son. I am also predicting that it was actually Tim who killed those people.

This book is amazing. When I thought I had it figured out who the killer was, it threw a curveball at me. I was not expecting Evie to be the murderer, I was definitely expecting it to be Hart.

The ending of this book was kind of disappointing. They didn't solve much and relied on the power of friendship to save them. It feels like they killed off characters unnecessarily as well.

Oh my goodness. This book is so good. I love the way Martin tells the story and keeps the reader on edge. The end of the problem at hand in the story seems simple; however, I highly doubt that it will actually be that simple.

So far, this book is great. I think that the mother is going to get sick again. Sep, I fear, is going to decide not to go to the mainland for college and stay with his old friends in Hills Ford.

This book is both enrapturing and horrifying. Every time I go to read it, I want to throw up, but I can't find a way to put it down.

Overall was not a huge fan of this book. It was so slow-moving moving and the plot was super hard to get into.

The pace is picking up a little bit. I'm beginning to regret reading this book.

The pace has started to pick up. The demon wasn't always a demon. He seems to feel some remorse over what he's done.

The book is getting good. The demon's name is One, and there's another thing named Witness. I'm not exactly sure what he is just yet. We are still meeting more characters.

Right now, we are following the perspective of a little boy. He has been seeing the ghost. He is also really upset with his father.