Fun easy read with lots of details as to the Nazi’s profound effect on the French community and the collaborators that included well known designers.

This book about Jane Eyre is a lovely book that any one should read. In this realistic fiction story, Jane’s mother and father were dead. Then, she was raised by her uncle reed. You could feel the sorrows of Jane’s parents dying. After her uncle died, she was raised by her selfish aunt, and her 3 horrible children. When she moved out of their house, she went to a school that raised money for orphans like her. She made a very important friend named Helen. She told Jane to love your enemies. Helen sadly died from a very serious illness. Jane cried and cried and cried. Then, she spent six years as a pupil, then, she became a teacher for two years. Then, she became a governess for a child whose name was Adele. The owner, Edward Rostcher, has been Adele’s mother’s friend. When she sadly died, Adele went to Edward’s house. Edward Rostcher was a very rich man. One night, Edward Rostcher had a ball. I liked this story because Jane has a passionate heart, a courageous personality, and a quiet voice. My favorite part is when Jane gets married to Edward Rostcher.

No flaws at all. Slow first few chapters. This actually gave me a stomach ache like None of This is True. Once again, I was sat on my couch from start to finish.

Pretty good book but it can be confusing.

Too hot to handle X Survivor

It is a good book to see more fighting like when Tanjiro was in the mansion he saw 3 Demons and Killed one and his friends killed the other two and good to met one new character.

Overall, I loved reading this book. The plot came together nicely and the characters were both compelling, and interesting to learn about. Dracula wasn't quite "horror" in the way that I was used to, instead of jump scares and gore, it used descriptions and a sense of suspense to build the reader's anxiety. The entire time that I was reading, I felt like the characters were real, which not many horror books can do. It didn't use cliches at all, the plot twists were well thought out and all made sense with what information the book had supplied previously. My only note is that there were a lot of casual sexist remarks made toward the middle, which was off-putting for me, even though I know that this book was made during a time when that was considered okay. It took me a lot of time to get through, but Dracula was definitely worth the read.

This is a amazing book that you have to read. It is about a story that a girl named Sophie who is a elf tries to find her destiny. She goes to school and gets detention, and she does gross stuff. She finds a legendary Alicorn, that is probably connected to the black swan. She gets in a lot of trouble when she goes to get fixed by the black swan. She gets in trouble with Brontë, the school principal. He acussed them of harming the alicorn and demanded them to hand it over to the sanctuary. She refused and then they had a massive argument about where it will be. Sophie finally let the Alicorn go to the sanctuary, and she visited it every week. I learned from this story that stay calm at all times. My favorite part was when Sophie healed Alden, Fitzes dad.

Master Roshi puts out the flames on Fry Pan Mountain using the Kamehameha

I absolutely love this book! I love that it’s about curly hair and I have curly hair so it is very relevant to me and my curly hair routine with this book. I love how Marlene tells her mom that she looks and loves her hair when it is curly also, when Marlene talks to her mom that she hates going to the salon to get her hair done. She just wants to be free from the salon and let her be herself most of the time. But when she went to her Tia Ruby’s house she did Marlene’s curly hair and she loved it!! This is why I LOVE this book! I definitely recommend it to any lovers of graphic novels like me!