Great story about finding love!

Couldn’t put it down.

It's not a bad explanation of the Stonewall Uprising, but it's got a little bit of a strange flow. It's supposed to be told by the building, but that feels detached from the emotional impact of the movement. The most interesting part is the interview at the end with an Uprising participant.

Purposely "uncomfortable" to read. This is a brilliantly written satire about white privilege, white fragility, and cultural appropriation.

The story was good and in the end it did lead to a good ending as Clark saved his school and in the end they introduced Lois.

A book for people who enjoy no plot and like extremely corny and difficult to read about characters.

It was occasionally hard to read from so many characters perspectives. The topic might distress parents. This was picked for the Kindle Bookmark badge and I would not have chosen this usually.

Presumably this is the last book in the evil librarians series. Narrated by Bastille, her edgy and sarcastic outlook on life is refreshing and entertaining. The book gives a satisfying conclusion to a wonderful.series.

Great read. Very emotional. What will parents do to protect their child? What do people suspect and what do they know?Reminds me of a true similar story in the news last year or the year before.

I believe the only thing better than this book might be a blockbuster film that I hope i made soon.