The charts were amazing. I’ve read many, many gardening books and learned so much still from this one!

A genius way ahead of his time! His cubism masterpieces seem creepy yet mesmerizing. I really liked his family portraits, so realistic they could walk out of the frame any second.

This book had some or many red herrings along the way. A burglary gone really bad then onto murder. Could you murder someone and not remember it? I really wanted to give this book a 3.5 rating. I think the book could have come down a least 100 pages and finish the same.

Very talkative

This was a super easy read and pretty interesting! It tells a whole story through a collection of poems - it's refreshing compared to the anthologies with random poems laced together. Though sometimes it was difficult to keep the characters straight, I'd say this was an overall good read!

I attended the discussion on July 26th. The amount of art forgeries and crimes mentioned in this book blew me away! Most people remember the famous 1990 art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, however few people know about crimes conducted over the Internet or duped sales. It's scary how many innocent artists and businesses suffered from these selfish criminals. It's no wonder why people are cautious purchasing beautiful artwork and appraising it for authenticity to make sure it's a genuine masterpiece. Shocking to learn George Washington's portrait was one of the earliest victims of a greedy forger!

I liked the fact that the leads called each other out on their prejudices. Action was excellent.

I love writing stories like her.

The prose is what pulled this together for me. Just as the title suggests, moving through this text and allowing yourself to flow along with it is both enjoyable and insightful.

Good