Interesting. But. Choppy. And. Depressing. - Inside by Kenneth J. Harvey
Secondhand happiness - The Tin Flute by Gabrielle Roy
If you’re presuming a Regency Romance, you presumed correctly - Mr. Cavendish I Presume by Julia Quinn
This series is good, feminist fun, but this book was a little overstuffed. - Undercover Bromance (Bromance Book Club, #2) by Lyssa Kay Adams
A realistic look back at surviving the zombie apocalypse - World War Z by Max Brooks
And the winner is…….. PEANUT - Peanut Goes for the Gold by Jonathan Van Ness
An adventure in name, but almost not in reality - The Adventures of John Blake: Mystery of the Ghost Ship by Philip Pullman
I wish I may I wish I might you have this wish tonight - The Perfectly Perfect Wish by Lisa Mantchev
A little Blarney - Three Ways to Trap a Leprechaun by Tara Lazar
It was fine! - You Never Forget Your First by Alexis Coe
A gender swapped romance retelling of a classic rom com - Not the Girl You Marry by Andie J. Christopher
Marisol got into an intense relationship with the people on The Facts of Life… - As Good as New by Charlie Jane Anders; The Cartography of Sudden Death by Charlie Jane Anders; Six Months Three Days by Charlie Jane Anders
The bloom has come off the Rose - You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle
How He Wins - Texas By The Tail by Jim Thompson
A bit of a Carry On… - Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
Another Cinderella Story - Sootypaws: A Cinderella Story by Maggie Rudy
A good walk spoiled - Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer
What you do see that helps what you do - In a Garden by Tim McCanna
What does that command mean? - I Love You, Fred! by Mick Inkpen
Be You - The Box Turtle by Vanessa Roeder; Glad, Glad Bear! by Kimberly Gee
Normal Fallacy - Normal People by Sally Rooney
A middling Daisy Dalrymple story, but the characters make it worth reading - The Corpse at the Crystal Palace by Carola Dunn
Long But Good - The Break by Marian Keyes
Now and Again - Alice Payne Arrives by Kate Heartfield
I did not know this was about space viruses when I started it - Yesterday's Kin by Nancy Kress
One book’s worth of story stretched into a trilogy of books - The Unidentified Redhead by Alice Clayton; The Redhead Revealed by Alice Clayton; The Redhead Plays Her Hand by Alice Clayton
Buzz buzz and swarm away - Beehive by Jorey Hurley
“It amazed me how quickly a lie loses its power in the face of truth.” - In Order to Live: a North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom by Yeonmi Park, Maryanne Vollers
Florida Gothic - This Is Not My Beautiful Life by Victoria Fedden
Mental archaeology - Unthinkable by Meghan Daum
Under My Bed, In Your Head - The Man In My Basement by Walter Mosley
It was near the middle of the night. - Who? by Algis Budrys
The journey of one boy becoming himself - And I’m Not a Girl: A Transgender Story by Maddox Lyons
Superheroes 101 - We Are the Justice League! (DC Justice League) by DC Comics
If people were already there, how did we discover it? - New World by David Jesus Vignolli
“Where is it written that lives should have a meaning?” - The Story of the Lost Child by Elena Ferrante
Uneven end to the story of the Witcher - The Lady of the Lake: A Novel of The Witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski
Christina Goering’s father was an American industrialist of German parentage and her mother was a New York lady of a very distinguished family. - Two Serious Ladies by Jane Bowles; In the Summer House by Jane Bowles
I am obliged to begin this story with a brief account of the Hampton family, because it is necessary to emphasise the fact once and for all that the Hamptons were very grand as well as very rich. - Love in a Cold Climate by Nancy Mitford
This One Missed the Mark for Me - Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid
It’s Up To You, New York… - Social Creature by Tara Isabella Burton
Revisiting a Book I Thought was Fine the First Time. Still Fine. - Angels Fall by Nora Roberts
So 2/3rds of this person is interesting, or what even is an editor? - The Flame Throwers by Rachel Kushner
Hero School Shenanigans - My Hero Academia: School Briefs (v4) by Kohei Horikoshi, Anri Yoshi
Dragons and Swamp Folk Underwhelm in the Bayou - Highfire by Eoin Colfer
When Theatre Kids Get Involved In Their Own Shakespearean Tragedy - If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio
“Who will you burn?” – “Hag. Witch.” - Corrag by Susan Fletcher
I expected too much from this one. - Alphabet Squadron (Star Wars: Alphabet Squadron, #1) by Alexander Freed
“It’s easy to repeat; it’s hard to speak.” - Babel-17 by Samuel R. Delany
I Might have Enjoyed This More at Another Time - Wayward Son by Rainbow Rowell