The third installment of the Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children series absolutely made up for the lack of excitement in the second book. I loved the story. I was along for the ride the whole way. I couldn't get through it fast enough. It was a nice well rounded finish to the original trilogy. I'm nervous to find out where the next book takes me, because I'm so content with the way this one ended.

I really enjoyed this book. It was an interesting and quick urban fantasy that was easy to follow. I liked the characters and how the diversity of magical beings all came together. While this book is part of a series, this was a story that wrapped up well at the end. Which I LOVE. For fans of urban fantasy, I recommend this book.

This series is phenomenal. It's beautiful. It's heartbreaking. The world building is so intricate, and yet [mostly] easy to follow. The time jump was a good choice, and I personally, enjoyed the multiple POVs this time around. It really gives you all the strands to weave the tapestry of this saga. Iron Gold was slow for me, but now that the story has been laid out, I'm excited for the next books in the series.

I loved this book. The characters were fun and the reading was easy. This was a slow burn "enemies" to lovers story that I didn't want to put it down. The dialogue had me kicking my feet and giggling. It toed the line of the miscommunication trope without ever crossing it, and it worked for the story. I highly recommend this book and can't wait to check out more of Jillian's work.

This one took a bit longer for me to get into. It really felt like a "parkour" book; Getting us from point A to point B. It was fine, good even, but not as good as the first book.

Fantastic story. It was engaging throughout the whole book. It was hard to put down. It had an interesting plot that begged you to keep reading until you finally found out what was going to happen. It built a world I'd be interested in delving further into. It kept me guessing until the very end. If you like thrillers and horror I would definitely recommend this book.

What happens when hundreds of momfluencers get together together for a "friendly" style summit? What happens when one mom goes missing and no one seems to know anything about it? It comes down to her twin sister to find out. I loved this book. It was funny and tear jerking. It hit close to home many times as a mother myself. I really loved the way the sisters POVs were so different. One a mother and one not, the girls really experienced life differently at the point of the story being told and it comes through subtly, but brilliantly on the writing. It didn't take long in the book for me to be absolutely hooked. It was such a quick and easy read.

Overall, I did enjoy this book. Most of the characters grew on me as the book went on, and by the end there was a few that a really loved. The story had a slow start. Then it got interesting. Then it got boring again. It picked back up around the 60% mark and that's when I couldn't stop thinking about it, and needed to know what was going to happen. I will be reading the next book, though possibly out of spite because of how it ended more so than needing more of their story.

The fourth book in the A Magical Creature series by HDA PRATT, Spitfire and Ellamight are finally ready for their journey. Will they follow the path they've been set on, or will they accept new paths placed before them? This book felt like being in a dream. The magical creatures are so unique, and it feels like such a fresh original take on their origins. It was a slow build up to the action, but once it started I couldn't stop reading. I can't wait for he next book!

I love this book. It's such a fast and action packed read, and an easy introduction into the world.