2-STARS
**Summerwater (Fiction, S. Moss)
Sarah Moss wrote an amazing memoir of her time living in Iceland called 'Names for the Sea'. So I was excited to pick up this little big. And then was big time disappointed. There was ZERO dialogue in this book. Each chapter was told from a different perspective of a person staying at a cabin park in Scotland. It's like one giant stream of consciousness.
3-STARS
***The Girl From the Channel Islands (Fiction, J. Lecoat)
Just....kind of boring. Or maybe I've just read too many WWII novels lately.
***Dawn and the Impossible Three (BSC #5, Fiction, Ann M. Martin)
4-STARS
****Beezus and Ramona (Fiction, B. Cleary)
Revisiting these books from my childhood!
****Ramona Quimby, Age 8 (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Ramona the Pest (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Ramona the Brave (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Ramona and Her Father (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Ramona and Her Mother (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Ramona Forever (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Ramona the Brave (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****The Mouse & the Motorcycle (Fiction, B. Cleary)
****Mary Anne Saves the Day (BSC #4, Fiction, Ann M. Martin)
****The Berlin Girl (Fiction, M. Robotham)
2 journalists from England head to Germany in the summer of 1938, right on the brink of war.
****The German Midwife (Fiction, M. Robotham)
4.5. Wow. A midwife working in the prison camps is called upon to deliver Eva Braun's child. Yikes.
