Lisa

I don't even know what I just read, but I finished it and had ghosts. Victorian ghosts.

I don't think I'm cut out for the classics.

Couldn't put this down!

Absolutely loved this.

Wow!

This was fantastic.

Mixed feelings about this book. I appreciate turning the racism discussion on its head. Unique in that respect. Writing could get a little maudlin at times.

Dual POV books can be hit or miss, but the two voices this book utilized were very distinct. Points for that.

This book has good closure, I'm not sure why it's a series.

I noped out of this pretty quick.

Loved it!

I wish I could read this again for the first time. So good!

Interesting. Very dense. I don't need to go to the amazon ever.

This ended up being good!

I loved this!

This could have been good, but wasn't.

This was 18 kinds of depressing. Wow.

This got very repetitive. Overall though, interesting topic I knew nothing about. Epidemiological study of cholera in London.

Every so often I get dreamy about what it would be like to time travel to Victorian England.

NOPE. Not any more. Holy cow, cholera sucks. Modern plumbing is awesome. That was my takeaway.

I liked this a lot!

I have trouble rating memoirs, because that's like rating someone's life. That being said, I did not enjoy this book. It wasn't particularly well written. It was short though.

A small book about a china rabbit made me cry.

I'm such a moron, but all I could think of through the first half of this book is: These ladies are so on Team Jacob.

This was really a great read though. Recommended.

I just couldn't get into this.

Geez, first fiction I've read all year.

This book is ancient (abortion was illegal!), but it was a good medical thriller.

Working through a stack of thrillers/mysteries my neighbor gave me. Good quick reads.

The vaccine testimonials are pretty bogus, but this is a good source book for going GFCF.

Omg, I bawled. Set in the English countryside before the onset of the blitz, this simple tale follows Willie, a young boy who is part of the flood of evacuee children sent out of London for their own safety. Willie has been terribly abused by his mother and unlike most kids, is not particularly sad about leaving home. His life doesn't even truly begin until he leaves London and enters the care of Mr. Tom, A grumpy old widower.

This is a good one.

This was a pretty decent mystery novel. My mom reads a lot by this guy so I thought I'd give it a whirl.

This was totally fascinating!