I believe a confirmation email is now sent to confirm your subscription. You may choose to subscribe by providing your name/email address. I offer an email subscription of my posts using FeedBlitz. This law has to do with handling personal data with respect and privacy. It is called the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR. Mysterious Benedict Society And The Prisoner's Dil.YA Dystopian Reading Challenge Completed.Sunday Salon: Reading, Read, To Read #49.How Beautiful the Ordinary: Twelve Stories of Iden.War Through the Generations : WW 2 Completed.The Small Adventure of Popeye and Elvis (MG).Sunday Salon: Reading, Read, To Read #50.Sunday Salon: Reading, Read, To Read #51.Library Loot: Last Part of December(ish).Sunday Salon: Reading, Read, To Read #52.18th and 19th Century Women Writers Completed.The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P.So perhaps I'll pick up this series again from the start and come away feeling better. It's just it's not for you at that moment-at least. It's not that there's anything wrong with the book. Sometimes no matter how hard you try, a book just doesn't work for you. I also think I would probably like this one better if the timing had been right. I think I would have liked this one better if I'd read the first two in the series. (There are other members of the book club, by the way.) They all have different adjustments to make in their lives: new schools, new uniforms, new siblings, new love interests, new relatives moving in, new enemies needing to be befriended and understood, new pets, etc. These are the 'main' girls though other characters are a part of this one as well. This one is told through multiple narrators, alternating chapters. Sounds interesting, right? This one didn't quite work for me the way I expected. Young girls and their mothers reading books together.
"What's this?" I ask, picking up the letter that's lying in the middle of my plate and scooching my chair chair closer to the table.
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