Well written but occasionally confusing.

The New York Times refers to author Catherine Price as "the Marie Kondo of Brains." She is an award winning science journalist and speaker and author. I selected this book only based on the title. Here it is summer, I see kids having fun in every park I pass, and I am over "adulting" in a culture demanding high performance every minute of every day. I thought I would just scan chapters and pick and choose my activities. You will be drawn into this book very quickly. The author is skilled at presenting ideas based on science to have feel alive again and have fun in many ways. Loved the book!

This nostalgic locked-room mystery features charming characters, atmospheric settings and a chance to match wits with the author as you look for clues to whodunnit.

This book is amazing because it is so fun to read and especially if you love dogs.

I really enjoyed reading the many different lives Nora lived in her journeys through the multiverse and the humor interspersed throughout the novel. I found the life lessons she learned along the way to be a predictable but still refreshing reminder and not heavy-handed enough to get in the way of this good story. I am also now imagining my own midnight library stories...

The book was fascinating. I learned more about George Washington that I didn’t know. I liked that he was brave to do anything to defend his people.

Pink thought she was not a color but she is! She’s just a tint.

My favorite part is when Rocket’s friends help him to play hide and seek.

Amazing!

The book was great! I like how Luke the firefly that didn’t glow, saves his friends from being captured in the boys jar. Finally Luke’s friends helped Luke glow and he was happy.