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The books was actually to start and buck up the story and with a few storylines going on at the same time it took some following and I had to stop myself from trying to either jump ahead or guess what was going to happen and just read.

Glad I finally made it, it was well written and pilot I have read recently.

aninta almost faced an accident and it changed her life. As matter of time she thought she regained a new chapter in her llife, she realized she was wrong.

The author assumed it has a true story. but those characters and events felt unrealistic.

Thanks for free Kindle copy, Ani. best of luck for future works

an small episode of a series. a good read, filled with suspense and excitement.

Really good story line and it keeps you in suspense till the end. honestly, I didn't expect that much from a free kindle book. It sometimes get confused and fell like too many characters involving in one event and they are unrealistic in the way they cope with what happens in story.

nevertheless, I enjoyed reading it and looking forward to read other books in series.

Johnny's summer plans change when his mother got a job at New York. He had to look after his cousin Remember “Mem” Dippy who has strange attitudes. The novel reveals how johnny spent strange and funny summer with his cousin with autism.

the novel is light hearted and wonderful a kind of Tom Sayer story. really loved how the author portrayed mem.

usually, I don't like memoirs. Since I got this from Goodreads giveaway, I read it anyways. best decision I have made!! it was really breathtaking and heart warming story, it surely left an unforgettable mark.

Thanks for this wonderful book ans making me think again of my personal life.

The Good Lord Bird is a best satirical and historical fiction from a voice of coloured salve. looking forward to read author's other books.

loved surprise twist, didn't see it coming.

Interesting pick of characters and setting.

Excellent novel based on true events in Hitler's times. full surprises and curious! :)

Every Canadians, especially those who are willing to learn about indigenous peoples' struggle in residential schools, should read this. It was well written with stories of 5 (and more) aboriginal people and interconnected in a way or another. I loved how they all are connected and each of them had different characteristics. Yet they supported each other during residential school and outside.

It was a good action prequel, probably with characters from Sons of Zeus (to buy later). The short story opens a door to the novel and it feels like reading an actual history from past.