Book Reviews – Page 2

The War that Saved My Life | WWII

This book had some deep waters, and those are often difficult to wade through.

This book is about reality vs. unreality, good vs. evil.

It questions our idea of wilderness and our connection to nature.

By far, the best part is the setting steeped in the South. That I can feel it in spades.

Ichabod Crane is the scariest part of this story.

This book speaks in the simplest, most beautiful terms, of uncertainty, love, and sacrifice.

It’s about human nature, about the ability in each of us for great kindness or great cruelty.

The less Henry James writes, the more he says between those words.

This is a story about love of all kinds.

This book has a clever premise, dynamic plot, and beautiful writing

Autism is not a bad thing, but something misunderstood.

Shadow Run was a fun read with some great elements.