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“This was one of the first books I finished in audiobook format and I loooooved her! The women, the world, it's also so fascinating and intricate. And honestly, it's quite poignant considering the "antagonist" is nature and the spirits of nature that are mad about something to do with humans. Who doesn't love a good mystery? Romance, a competition, a bit of much needed terror from humans trying to figure out what they did wrong and how to fix it. ”

Caitlyn • Bookmarks

“Sweet Obsession is the perfect title for this book because, at this point in the series, I am COMPLETELY OBSESSED. The little post-Olympus crisis tease in the epilogue has me DECEASED. How dare Katee Robert give us a tease so very close to the end, but also if I didn't know if Icarus and Poseidon made it, I would have cried. A lot. Why are they so perfect together! Talk about a little morally grey romance twist and forbidden lovers... And the world-building! With every book, Katee creates an...”

Anna Rose • The Well-Read Moose

“A story within a story and a love story that transcends the typical romance - how does EmHen do it?! A Great Big Beautiful Life differs from Henry's previous novels in that it is so much more than just a love story; if anything, the romance is a side character, but it has all of EmHen's charm, witty and loveable characters, and an emotional story that pulls on your heartstrings while also instilling a sense of hope. This story was unexpected and deeply profound; Henry keeps surprising me with...”

Anna Rose • The Well-Read Moose

“Don't be fooled by the short length; I Who Have Never Known Men is an expose about what it means to be human, particularly female. Often absurd, yet full of touching moments, this book will be sure to please and even devastate at the same time. ”

Claire • Mostly Books

“In Eating Animals Foer explores the horrors of modern day factory farming. This book is not for the faint of heart. Even meat eaters will walk away shocked! I appreciate Foer's approach here because he doesn't condemn meat eaters or push veganism but instead implores us to do better in our treatment of animals and how we consume meat.”

Keith • Page 1 Books

“A wonderful YA novel that draws on Hawaiian culture to bring into focus the cultural and environmental aspects of Hawaii that are mostly overlooked in favor of tourism. ”

Anne • Viewpoint Books