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It kept me interested enough. I didn't really guess the mystery in the story. It was a good, quick read.

I enjoyed this book, but liked the first in the series more. For screenplays, I find that I prefer watching the film first and reading it afterwards. It helps me to visualize the scenes and catch things I may have missed from the viewing. This is opposite for novels, where I compare the film to the movie after I've read it.
I am interested in what will happen next for the fantastic beasts characters.

Interesting and entertaining. Role reversal, women gain power by developing an electric skein in their bodies. First they just get freedom and justice. But it goes quickly to greed and power corrupts some as it has also corrupted men in the past. It's a book is recommend to men and women.

Ready to read Thunderhead!

It was so cute and enjoyable. I read the trilogy so long ago, now I want to reread it!

Tragic ending, and creative explanation for why the Queen of Hearts is the way she is.

I've enjoyed the series, and this conclusion was pretty great. Wish Wolf wasn't changed to look monstrous, though. :/

The students in my third grade group enjoyed this story. Now I'm sharing it with proficient readers in my second grade group. It was suitable for them and they enjoyed the funny parts.

I enjoyed reading & will probably read the next one in the series. In some instances, I can relate to Summer, the protagonist. My mom isn't as dramatic as Joan, but she is overbearing at times.
I also have attracted many...bad matches in my twenties. I'm glad she finally realized she was falling for Graham! It took her long enough to stop trying to find a guy on the cruise.
She complains about her parents too m

Reading with the sixth grade class. It is interesting so far to learn about the early life of Barack Obama.

I'm on chapter fourteen on the kindle app with this one, not sure what the actual page number is. So far I've been enjoying the book. I can somewhat relate to the character at times, but I feel that as a mid twenties adult, she complains about her parents a little too much. Almost like a preteen or rebellious teenager would. That is the only part that has annoyed me. People are lucky to have both parents living.

Reading this with four third grade students. They are enjoying the book, but took until the 5th or 6th chapter to warm up to it. The funnier parts are near the end and they enjoy that the most. I plan to read this story with a larger group of second graders next. They are excited to read it because we've been working on several robot themed activities lately.

Well...I wasn't really satisfied with the ending. For all that his character does, he deserves better. It was a good read and at times I couldn't put it down. His mother deserves to be recorded and put into an institution, and his dad SHOULD be maimed the next time he breaks up with his girlfriends who are younger than his son. That is all.
This is the second book I've finished by Dean Koontz.

I really enjoyed this story of Sayuri and her days of learning to become a geisha. I liked the history, and learning a little bit about Japan during the Depression and the war. I'm glad I picked it up at a sale and gave it a try. It was almost like talking to your grandmother about her childhood. I recommend it.