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.

This is a amazing book.About a robot who finds herself on a island. Interacts with the creatures, and learns how to survive. The first step is to learn the animal language, that was not hard. It raised a duckling and named it bright bill. This duckling meant a lot of good things to her. This robots name was Roz. She took care of the little duck. The duck went to migration. It became the leader when it got back. My favorite part was at the end, when they had a massive battle. Robots wanted Roz to go with them. Roz got taken away to save the forest.

It is about Bluey and her family and her friends. The typewriter story is particularly funny.

I liked this book because it had a happy ending and I love the word smile. I would recommend my friends read this book but I would tell them that there is one part that is a little scary.

I really loved it. Very informative. The only issue was that they didn’t have information about tanzanite.

Sounds like me not that I'm a bad seed but I really like the books at the library but I don't let them get overdue. It was pretty cool. The end

LOVEEE IT!!!! I wish there were book number two this book was so good! I loved how Sue the main character didn't want a quinceañera but in the end, she saw a girl who was having one and then wanted one immediately. This shows how the Spanish religion celebrates Spanish girls coming of age at 15 and has a quinceañera when they turn 15. If you LOVEEEEE graphic novels get his book now!

Good book it met a new character named Inoseke and he joins Tanjiro’s team

Funny, cute and a teensy bit sad because roz and bright bill get separated for quite a long too.

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.