2 stars The zombie apocalypse through the eyes of a nine-year-old. I was very intrigued by the idea, but was disappointed because really not much happened. The story is short, but it’s pretty predictable and a bit dull with the simplistic, childish writing. Also, I read the “graphic novel”, which consisted of nine short entries…

4 stars A good continuation of the series. I love all of the puzzles and riddles in the text. A quick and simple read that is a lot of fun for all ages.

2 stars A quick and easy read.Overall, I felt it was okay. The pace was a little slower than the first two books and it didn’t really feel like much happened. The characters are still underdeveloped and unrealistic. A short story that goes fast, but isn’t very engaging.

5 stars I received this book from Goodreads in exchange for an honest review. I honestly don’t think I have ever been more excited to write a review for a book. I just finished the book and absolutely loved it. This is such a fun story! I love the plot and all the games/riddles/codes along…

3 stars I received an ARC of this book from LibraryThing in exchange for an honest review. This book is part of the Secrets series, which are seven books written by seven different authors about the aftermath of a fire that burns down the Benevolent Home for Necessitous Girls and the outcomes of the seven…

3 stars I really liked the heroine of this story. She is strong and powerful, but still makes mistakes and has weaknesses. While she is gifted in many ways, in other ways she is very human. She is also very sarcastic, which leads to humorous narrative.The story itself was cool. There are a lot of…

3 stars I received this book from Goodreads in exchange for an honest review.This was a good book. Taylor shares a very unique experience as she details her work in investigating her mother’s mysterious death. While some of the narrative is a bit slow (going through the start and stop pattern of investigation and having…

4 stars I received this book from Goodreads in exchange for an honest review.A very deep and profound look at the intersections of racism and sexism, as well as a glimpse into classism and homophobia.While some of the chapters are a bit dense and take a while to get through, they are packed with information…

3 stars As with the rest of the series, good story and fun adventures. I did feel like there were less riddles in this book than in the others, which is what kept me from giving it four stars. Still a very good book and a good extension of the series.