Entertaining book, but it had nothing to do with winter.

I will never get this time back, ever. Reads like a combo of "generic motivational speaker" and "long story you skip so you can get to the recipe you googled." No practical advice that I couldn't have put together myself. Useful parts can fill a pamphlet and I wish that they had.

Good

I don't usually read graphic novels, but thoroughly enjoyed this. I learned more about Harriet Tubman, her birth name, the difference between an abductor and a conductor and other abductors who helped free slaves. I really enjoyed it.

I loved it! I liked the music references and stories in the book. The girl figures out her identity. Her friends and family were very supportive.

The world building in this book is fascinating, and the premise and first 2/3 of the book had me hooked. Unfortunately the author added a plot twist that I found unnecessary and a stretch right at the end of the book. 4 stars

I know this book gets a lot of hate (though no quite as much as Patrick Rothfuss does for not finishing this series after a decade of waiting on book three), but I love it. It's a bit more epic of a story than the first one, with certainly more travel, worldbuilding, and action, but the heart of the characters is still the same, and the worldbuilding is just... *chef's kiss*

McFadden is always a quick read - always something going on each chapter

Franco’s Spain, Pinochet ‘s Chile, but a lot going on in between. Nice plot twists

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