Dawn Gerrity

This was ok, I didn't hate it. There were moments I actually enjoyed but they were few and far between. For the most part the characters didn't resonate with me and I'm not sure I liked them all that much. The plot was meh, it all wrapped up too easily and quickly in a nice little package.

I have mixed feelings. I'm a bit confused over parts and I may change my stars to 4 stars at it all settles in.

Just a great fun read.

Nice light fun read. I'm sure many issues but I just couldn't help myself and loved it. It's a romance but big on independence. My kind of summer reading!!

Amazing.

So well written. So well thought out. Amazing book. Might change this to 5 stars after I sit with it for awhile.

Loved Jane, hated the men. lol. But for an almost 19 year old, she was fairly strong willed and principled.

A fun YA sci fi book.

It was very interesting and full of amazing facts. It wanders a bit, but I was ok with it. It took me awhile to get into the book.

Loved the writing and the characters, but so short and wrapped up so quickly. I will take a look at her other books.

Conflicted feelings on this. Maybe some of the parts hit too close to home.

Not really for me. A bit too YA. Interesting concept though.

Bizarre children's book that I will definitely read again.

What a great book (and a great life), funny, honest, & interesting. Trifecta of memoirs.

I've enjoyed this audio book (but found out at the end that it was the abridged version). I will eventually read/listen to the full version since I've enjoyed this version and I'm interested to find out what I've missed.

This was a fun adventure. I think there was a bit of a struggle as to what it was going to be (mystery, romance, historical fiction) as it didn't blend the pieces fully, but overall it was a fun listen. I did listen to it on one of the faster speeds and I think this helped keep it from dragging at some points.

Loved this book, I never read it as a child. The writing and Anne improves as the book goes on. I can't wait to read the next one in the series.

It was a great read on trust and being authentic and not being perfect. I felt it could have been tightened up a bit (editor's fault) and transitioning between different timelines of her life (which I finally got used to and then didn't mind.) Some chapters seemed clipped a bit but for the most part I really enjoyed the book.

I found it very interesting the way it was written, I could see it playing in my head like one of those “Whatever happened to....” documentaries you see on VH1. I truly enjoyed the book but felt the ending was a bit ... Not sure. I guess it just felt to wrapped up and complete in such a nice package. The characters played their roles well, but sometimes they felt just like that–roles. A nice read for the beach.

It was fun, entertaining, satiric and wrapped up quickly and happily. A good summer read.

Fascinating and enlightening look at the food industry. Definitely making me rethink my eating habits and why I make the choices I make.

An interesting thriller/mystery. Most of it I figured out ahead of time and the pacing could have been better at parts, but it was an interesting read that kept me going to see if I was right and how it would all be resolved. While one of the main characters is a bit too perfect, it had great villains. Part of the resolution bothered me, and still makes me think and feel uncomfortable. But I won't add what bothered me as it is a spoiler.

This was just a fun little mystery. A couple of little twists but nothing heavy and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A perfect beach read!!

I am still thinking about it. So this might jump to 4 stars. I will say I was having such a hard time putting it down until the reveal, and it was still good after that but not unputdownable. Just not sure if it's 4 stars yet. This is my first of the Dublin Murder Squad books and I am glad I started the series.

Loved it. I cried and laughed and it was great that it was epistolary because I could end at whatever letter and then pick up easily. One that I am definitely recommending to my daughter.

She repeated several authors many times through her lists, I would have rather had her do a section on her favorite authors and their books and then move onto other books and authors for her lists. Also, a bit too religiously themed for me.

I always have a soft spot for Christie. I figured it out a hair before Poirot fully told us but that did not hurt the reading experience in any way.