- This is a fun and fast-paced YA read full of drama and self-discovery.
- The setting for this novel is in a German-occupied UK that is grappling with the influence of American (enemy) popular culture.
- This is an enjoyable read. There is some German sprinkled in throughout the novel with translations immediately following.
- After following the headlines I wanted to better understand Comey's position and actions. This book is a great way to hear from his point of view.
- This book covers Comey's career working with both Republican and Democrat presidents.
- Comes does a great job narrating the audiobook version of this title.
- This novel is about the role of women in regard to socio-economic class.
- This novel is somewhat like Big Little Lies in how women are brought together, and their lives intertwine.
- This is a fun quick read. I enjoyed Scovell's narration of the audiobook.
- The book covers Scovell's long career in television.
- Reading this novel made me think differently about the television I passively consume.
- Bateson describes how the duties of a coroner require a methodical scientist with real human connection and awareness.
- By profiling the career of coroner Ken Holmes the reader sees trends and how things have changed in recent history.
- This book looks deeper into cases involving seemingly straightforward deaths.
- The main character Charlie's life seems glamorous as a professional tennis player. However, in reality it isn't with all the travel.
- Charlie questions who she wants to be, and after some challenges, ends up in a good place.
- This is an enjoyable chick lit novel.
- This novel focuses on the disconnectedness of ex-patriots in foreign lands.
- Reading this novel is an experience, not a plot-driven or detail-oriented project.
- I enjoyed the slow pace and far-flung setting of this novel.
