It is an amazing book. Very sweet and powerful. The part at the end is the best and I almost cried. I definitely recommend this book. One of my favorites

Scholastic Books offers easy to understand books on all subjects. Page 1 gives the reader a detailed classification. Vital identification information for anyone fascinated by these birds. Although it's geared to elementary readers, I enjoyed it better than the 500+ page tomes in the adult reading section. Highly recommended for all ages!

Great

So sad when Elephants ice cream fell

If you followed her throughout the years this is. Abook for you. It goes behind the media scandals.

Small board book for small hands, all about ABCs

Death of a Bookseller is the story of two young booksellers (Laura and Roach) whose paths are intertwined through true crime. A true crime fanatic, Roach becomes obsessed with Laura after learning that an infamous serial killer killed her mother during her teenage years. Laura, deeply traumatized by her mother's death, works to avoid Roach at all costs. Told from both women's perspectives, Death of a Bookseller tells the story of misinterpretation and unreliable narrators.

A great follow-up book to Unwind. Shusterman did a great job expanding on different ethical concerns pertaining to unwinding — Cam’s story was particularly interesting. I’m interested in seeing where he takes this next!

Loved this audio, the narration was perfect for the story!

It was a great book