Reviews by Karen G. (Norfolk, MA)

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In the Garden of Monsters
In the Garden of Monsters: A Novel
by Crystal King
Mythology brought to life (8/4/2024)
I have really enjoyed Greek Mythology since I could read as a child. So I am familiar with most of the stories. I loved how the author pulled several of them together and into the present. King's research info at the end showed how thorough she is in her writing. I am also …more
Everything We Never Knew
Everything We Never Knew: A Novel
by Julianne Hough
Really liked this book (7/13/2024)
I wasn't sure what to expect as I used to watch the author as a professional dancer on Dancing with the Stars. I realized just because she's a wonderful dancer doesn't mean she can't write a good book. I was happy to find out she can. From the cover it seems that there is a …more
Romantic Comedy
Romantic Comedy: A Novel
by Curtis Sittenfeld
Very well written (5/22/2024)
I really enjoyed this book. At first I wasn’t sure if I would be too old to enjoy it. I will be 74 tomorrow! But I think this book will be a fun read for a wide range of ages. I even liked the texting section though some of the acronyms flew right by me. Not even sure that’ …more
Devil Makes Three
Devil Makes Three: A Novel
by Ben Fountain
I learned a lot (9/7/2023)
This book is long but well worth it. I feel I learned something on almost every page. When names or events were mentioned I often looked them up. All were accurate and factual. The characters were very well developed and stayed true to their given characters. There was so …more
The First Conspiracy
The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington
by Brad Meltzer & Josh Mensch
Not a history buff (5/25/2023)
I don’t usually read history books. About as close as I get is historical fiction. So this wasn’t an easy read but I learned a lot and impressed my husband! He loves history books and will be reading this one for sure.
Panther Gap
Panther Gap: A Novel
by James A. McLaughlin
Wonderful! (3/28/2023)
I loved all the different aspects of this book. McLaughlin wrote expertly and convincingly about the science and the nature and the mysticism. And I devoured it all. I had to make myself slow down so that I would appreciate it more and remember it better. The family …more
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