Karen

This is a very good book about adventure and family. I especially liked the brothers learning to work together in the storms.

This was a moving story about love and courage which repeats down the generations. It was also about tradition and change and how holding on too tight often leads to loss.

While the mystery itself was predictable, I liked the interactions between Hercule Poirot and the mystery writer Ariadne Oliver as they hunt for “elephants” for help in solving the mystery of the Ravenscrofts' deaths.

I enjoyed this book about an unrelenting terror unleashed through cell phones and how it affects everyone. Clayton's journey to find his son was a riveting read, keeping my interest throughout.