Uncomfortable but entertaining is a good way to describe this book. I wish there was more explanation with characters at the end but I did enjoy how the story ended. Almost wanting more, so many questions not answered.

Incredible true story of a half Japanese/half Korean man who was born in Japan in poverty. He and his family were convinced (with many lies) to move to North Korea to have a better life. They ended living in worse conditions barely or not surviving. The author through crazy traumatic experiences managed to escape North Korea so he could go to Japan to work and send money to his family so they would not starve to death. His journey was unbelievably brave and horribly sad. I respect that he was able to share his experience and the truth of what happens in North Korea. A tragic life story Written beautifully.

Good book! Had me interested

Good book!!!!!! Loved the main character (the octopus)!!!

This was a very interesting take on amnesia after a car accident. I liked that the author really built up the events on how all of the memories were possible. The chemistry between the characters was a little predicable, but it was an enjoyable read.

My daughter begged me to read this and I’m glad I did! I certainly enjoyed this! A great tale with some tense moments!

Not my cup of tea

Circe by Madeline Miller is a really interesting book about a woman who goes through a lot and learns to become stronger and more independent. It has magic, adventure, and Greek mythology. It’s an easy and enjoyable read.

Probably one of my favorite books of all times. Fourth wing takes you through a war college with Dragons! Yarros has twists and turns throughout the book as you never know if they are a true friend or pho. As you dive deeper into this world you see more and more between the drama of the characters to the politics of the world you have immersed yourself in.

Another excellent read by Marian Keyes! A rags (ish) to riches (ish) tale involving amystery illness and trails of raising a family ... the characters are so well developed that I miss (someof) them!