KJ's Book Reviews

  In Five Years Written by Rebecca Serle Originally published in 2021 251 pages Rate 9/10 My summary of  In Five Years      Dannie has been friends with Bella for as long as they both can remember. Though their personalities aren't the same, they are two peas in a pod. Bella is an artist who follows her heart's desires and Dannie is a lawyer who loves to play by the rules. Bella falls in love with many people and hasn't found anyone to settle down with. Dannie has been in a seemingly happy relationship with David for the past two years.      The night Dannie and David get engaged, Dannie dreams a vivid dream about a stranger. In the dream she checks the clock and it reads 2025; five years later from where she just was. Confused by what this vivid dream might mean, she goes to talk to Bella about it. The only problem is, the stranger in the dream is Bella's newest boyfriend. My opinion on  In Five Years     There was a couple of sexy...

  The Midnight Library Written by Matt Haig Originally published in 2020 288 pages Rate 10/10 My summary of The Midnight Library Life has been very hard for Nora the past couple of years both her parents are dead and her only sibling won't even talk to her ever since their falling out after she decided to leave their band. Within 12 hours of her deciding to end her life she looses her job, her cat dies, she gets yelled at by a former band mate, her brother avoided her while he was in town, and best friend won't text her back. Nora feels that her life is meaningless and over until she shows up to a place called "The Midnight Library" where she can choose the life she wants to live. The possibilities are endless, the shelves go on forever, but will Nora be able to find the life she's always wanted to live before time runs out? My opinion on The Midnight Library This is exactly the type of book I needed. It seems that the multi-verse has been becoming a very popular ...

  Son Written by Lois Lowry Originally published 2012 390 pages Rate: 9/10 My summary of Son     Claire grew up in the same village as Jonas (main character in The Giver ). Even though she was about two years older than him, they knew of each other. Claire was assigned Birthmother as her calling, but after a complication during her delivery, they moved her over to work in the Fish Hatchery. Claire can't seem to forget about her experience during delivery and goes off to figure out where her "product" went and why things are the way they are in the village she grew up in.     Similar to Jonas, she stopped taking the pills which were meant for taking away emotions. She finds her son and begins to visit him as much as she can without being caught. However, because of her risky delivery, the baby is being monitored carefully and if he doesn't progress soon, they will "release" him. She questions what to do with the baby, should she try to run away with it? My op...