Jessica Vega

Great book, learned a lot. Each story from the youth gave a clear picture on what they were going through at the time.

Saw the first episode and thought to read the book first. Elizabeth is a progressive woman in the 1960’s. Because it’s set there, there is a lot of commentary on her values and views of the world. It got to the point that it was just too much for me. Saving grace for most of the book was the character of Six Thirty. I would much rather hear their inner thoughts as they go about their day.

Gives us insight on what Suki went through. Gives a little hope, even when feeling all alone.

Cute book persevering in something that interests you even though people don’t like it.

Good continuation of the story. 3.5 stars. Insurance plot line was okay. Felt like the author wanted to give a happy ending to everyone.