The Luck of the Titanic by Stacy Lee is a wonderfully written perspective of the incident of the titanic, diving into the life of a young Brittish-Chinese, female acrobat on the search for her twin brother. This story is filled with adventure, love and a while lot of wit. I was disappointed at the end, however, due to the tragic, noble loss of the main character.

Cathy's "Essays from the Grown-Up Years" continues to find a way into our hearts through her astute observations about life. Incredibly funny and relatable essays on the challenges of womanhood, Cathy moves into another one of life's big transitions. This transition happens when things start changing and disappearing from our lives. Also, check out Cathy's "Scenes From Isolation" available from this library through Hoopla. A most funny look at the pandemic isolation. Cathy never fails to see the funny in everyday events.

I really like the movie

I like when Max draws Gorge Washington because his drawing looks good just like Eugine’s drawing.

It was a thrilling book with unexpected turns that I would have never have guessed.

My favorite part is when Rocket trade the boot for the book.

The Artwork is exceptional!

It was funny because it has all these animal-vegetables.

They love these stories about their favorite Disney Princesses.

I like when the caterpillar ate so much.