My year, I fear, ends with a whimper - People of the Dark by Robert E. Howard
Peanuts fans across the galaxy - Snoopy Soars to Space: Peanuts Graphic Novels by Charles M. Schulz
Food, family and love - Chloe’s Lunar New Year. by Lily Lamotte
I wish this wasn’t a thriller. - Forty Acres by Dwayne Alexander Smith
Food for love, love for food - Dim Sum, Here We Come! by Maple Lam
Don’t pick your nose, pick a book - Got Your Nose! by Alan Katz
Get your D&D on - Dungeons & Dragons: Dungeon Club V01: Roll Call by Molly Knox Ostertag
Special relationship - Bailey and the Blanket by Emily House
A few picture book reviews for your entertainment - The Crayons Go Back to School by Drew Daywalt; Danbi's Favorite Day by Anna Kim; Cooler than Lemonade: A Story about Great Ideas and How They Happen by Jerath Harshita
I’ve Been Told Some Of This Before - Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by Dr Julie Smith
What an absolute waste of a great book cover. - Death on Gokumon Island (Detective Kosuke Kindaichi, #4) by Seishi Yokomizo
“Shanna was the first to go. And by ‘go’ I mean die. And by ‘die’ I mean get killed.” - Night of the Mannequins by Stephen Graham Jones
13 principles - How We Can Live: Principles of Black Lives Matter by Lalena Garcia
The good and not-so-good seasons of life - The Seasons Within Me by Bianca Pozzi
Mind yourself - The Shape of You by Muon Thi Van; A World of Mindfulness by Pajama Press
Romantically imaginative - This is a Poem That Heals Fish by Jean-Pierre Simeon
Quirk and cute - Bunnygirl: The First Adventure by Holly Jayne
Gift and Read - Unicorn Christmas by Diana Murray; We’re Off to Find a Fairy by Corey Reid
Fish or fowl? - The Cat, the Owl and the Fresh Fish by Nadine Robert
What Ever Happened to Baby Darren? - Public Secrets by Nora Roberts
Bring out the Gnomes - The Magic Cap. by Mirelle Messier
Lizzy and the Cloud - Lizzy and the Cloud by Terry Fan and Eric Fan
She and Green - The Life of a Crayon: A Colorful Story of Never-Ending Beginnings by Christopher Willard and Tara Wosiski
Little in stature, big in dreams - Little Pea by Davide Cali
Daydreams and reality - Shahrzad and the Angry King by Nahid Kazemi
Bringing Her Back for a Speedy Read - Never Lie by Freida McFadden
A weekend and a lunch read - Origin of a Hero (She-Ra Chapter Book #1) by Tracey West; What Will I Discover by Tanya Lloyd Kyi
As the author says, it is Norman Rockwell with more Tupperware. - Home for Christmas by Susan Branch
Holiday tropes and enemies to geeky lovers makes for a fun read at Christmas - So this is Christmas by Jenny Holiday
Beauty and the Beast with no Stockholm syndrome and more magic - Uprooted by Naomi Novik
A little disappointing - Luck of the Draw by Kate Clayborn
Mid-trilogy shift from Snarky Magical Adventure to a Demon Endless Philosophy - Quicksilver Court by Melissa Caruso
One plus one equals WAAAY too many rabbits - Too Many Rabbits by Davide Cali
Adaptations of Classic tales - A Taste of Honey: Kamala Outsmarts the Seven Thieves ( by Rebecca Sheir; The Tale of the Unwelcome Guest: Nasruddin Teaches the Town a Lesson by Rebecca Sheir
Never view being a girl as an obstacle - Virginia Wouldn't Slow Down!: The Unstoppable Dr. Apgar and Her Life-Saving Invention by Carrie A. Pearson
Imagination & Play Andrew’s way - Up Where the Stars Are (Andrew's Adventures in Nature by Ryan Jacobson
Mycology - Mason Goes Mushrooming by Melany Kahn
The story of two unhoused children - Home: A Story of Two Children Thrust Into Homelessness and Uncertain Housing Situations by Tonya Lippert
Time is a flat circle and here I am reading law textbooks again. - Intellectual Property Law by David Vaver
A Glimpse of a Sliding Doors Life for QEII - All the Queen's Corgis by Penny Junor
Talk about being Ghosted - Forever Home by Jenna Ayoub
Not as funny as it thinks it is, but not terrible, either. - Kill the Farm Boy (The Tales of Pell, #1) by Kevin Hearne & Delilah S. Dawson
Watch out Scooby Gang, there’s a new team in town - Goldie Vance The Hotel Whodunit by Lilliam Rivera; Goldie Vance volume 1 by Hope Larson
“From now on, it is our task to suspect each and every one amongst us.” - And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
Serviceable mystery requiring some suspension of disbelief - Rage by Jonathan Kellerman
Pretty Outdated But Still Interesting - Chatter: Dispatches from the Secret World of Global Eavesropping by Patrick Radden Keefe
Needed more mystery solving and way less age gap romance - Rhapsodic by Laura Thelassa
Theme of the day: Crazy and pets. - Bathe the Cat by Alice B. McGinty; Latke, the Lucky Dog by Ellen Fischer
Deck the Halls - The Christmas Party by Karen Swan
Harry Potter in the upside down - A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik