Lisa Petrilli

I really enjoyed this book and believe it would make a great series. All the of the characters are described in such wonderful detail.

As a woman of privilege, I found this discussion of racism during the war years particularly disturbing. I'm sure African Americans are well informed about the treatment of African American troops, but I think this book is a great attempt to educate and elevate our understanding of the heroism these troops.

A must read by all book lovers and Francophiles, this book provides a unique view of Paris during the war and the simple daily resistance of book lovers. It also highlights the importance of connections between people and the unknown impact those connections have on the people we interact with.

This is such a wonderful and surprising book. The main character, Billy Summers, is best described as a good man who does bad things. Despite his less than clean living past, he has managed to be able to survive with a tarnished soul capable of some level of goodness.

Having read other T.J. Klune novels, I was ready to experience a well written story with interesting characters. I was not disappointed and would love to learn more about these magical creatures.

As recommended by a friend, I also listened to the audiobook. Daniel Henning's narration brought the characters to life using voices fitting the characters described by the author.

A wonderful read! Until recently, I had no idea that this movie inspired the film. The novel is proof that the book is usually better than the movie...and I liked the movie!

I'm a new David Baldacci reader. The Memory Man series seems to be a great start. His characters from Decker and Jamison to the various supporting characters are great.

I really enjoyed this book. The majority of the action takes place in Bologna, Italy and involves walking around the city.

I really enjoyed the story and the narration. I'm also a sucker for novels set in Chicago. I'm waiting for another Dispatcher story!

I originally read this yarn more than 25 years ago on a three week tour of Italy with my family. It was my parent's tripod a lifetime. Much to their chagrin, I brought this book along with me and whenever we weren't on the go I had my head down reading this book.

I decided to re-visit the book this summer after watching an interview of John Grisham hosted by Adriana Trigiani. I wasn't disappointed, but I'm affected by the story and it's characters differently today then I was 25 years ago. Mr. Grisham's story about the racial divide in Mississippi seemed so far away from my life and I felt superior to those characters that were our right racists. Today, I don't feel quite so superior and I recognize the need for me to step up and take action.

I'm looking forward to the continuation of this memoir.

Great story about all forms of love.

An absolutely lovely and well written fantasy. I have to thank my niece for introducing me to this novel.

A reliably enjoyable read.

A wonderfully well written novel.

An important book to read. Mr. Farrow should be proud of this work and the work he continues to do on behalf of the disadvantaged at all levels of our lives. All women benefit from his pursuit of this story.

A lovely cozy, I'm ready to read another .

A nice read and you have to love the recipes.

Great little read

A lovely read. I especially enjoyed the connection with knitting and how the fiber arts can bring people together.

Josh Lanyon never disappoints me.

I enjoyed this book and especially Isaac Mizrahi's narration. I think he should continue to write. I'm sure he has more information for another memoir, but I'm inclined to think he is capable of writing something else.

I enjoyed this book. It brought the story to its conclusion. Unfortunately, I missed the historical and literary aspects of the first two novels of the series.

I really enjoyed this book. I marvel at all of the research required to even contemplate a story like this. I would love an opportunity to discuss the author's writing process.

A nice feel good book.