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I never thought I would be reading a book that could be considered a hockey romance however this book was absolutely adorable. I kept having to take breaks from reading because I would be grinning at the book and it was too cute. I loved the interactions between the players and Eli. I'm already reading the second one.

I'm still not really sure if I liked this book, but I read it

I really liked the relationship between the main character and the love interest. I'm also always happy to find books with nonbinary characters

This book was really relatable. I realized that I was bi three years ago, and I have really struggled with accepting the fact that I am bi while still being a Christian. I've been able to get over the internalized homophobia through the acceptance and support of my friends, but I still struggle with it sometimes. This book showed me that there are other LGBTQ+ Christians out there who have been able to accept that they can follow God and still love who they love. I hope to one day be able to reach the same self-acceptance as the author was able to.

I've only recently started watching Riverdale, but I have fallen in love with the show, so when I saw this comic I knew I had to read it, and it did not disappoint. I loved seeing the characters before everything with Jason Blossom, and I loved the way it hinted at what would happen without ever spoiling anything.

I read this book for school. It was okay.

I don't really know what to rate this book. The story seemed so complex and was covered in so few pages. It's hard to rate a book when you're not even sure you understood it.

I really liked the way this book used cats to help explain symptoms of the autism spectrum. Honestly I should probably be concerned about how much I related to this book.

I read this book for school. I personally didn't like it, but at the same time it is not a book I would willingly choose to read on my own.

I could really relate to the characters in this book. I'm a Christian and I'm bi so I could really relate to some of the struggles that the characters had with not being accepted by people with in their communities. Unlike the characters in this book I am not out so I have not experienced some of the challenges discussed in the book, but some of my friends have gone through these challenges. The author did an excellent job making these characters seem real. I am thankful that this author wrote a book that covers the struggles of being queer and a Christian.

I read this entire book in one day, and I loved every minute of it.

This book was darker than I expected. I won't go in to detail on that, but pretty much name a problem and one of the characters in this book has that problem. This book gives warnings about eating disorders, sexual abuse, and ptsd, and that is only some of the problems that characters in this book deal with. This book does a really good job creating realistic characters. No one in this book has a perfect life, and that makes the characters seem so much more real compared to a lot of other books. I loved the way the author wrote these characters. They were all so realistic and relatable.

I loved this book. I was really surprised that both Momoji and Hiro are now free. I can't wait to see what happens after the events of this book.

I wasn't expecting to like this story, but I did. Mandy is really relatable.

The storyline of this story was really good. This novel discussed some real political issues that America is facing today. This story did not however touch on the powers of the comic character. Both Jessica Cruz and John Stewert are Green Lantern in the comic, but neither of them show any powers that are associated with Green Lantern.

I really loved this book. It was surprisingly good. I really liked the characters, and I can't wait to read book 2. I loved the ending and the storyline.

I feel like this is the novel in which we see the most growth from Yuki. He's not the kid who tries to please everyone anymore. He's finally facing his past and moving foward. Kyo is also changing. At this point in the series he have finally realized that he does matter and that it's okay to want something even if he doesn't think he deserves it. Over all I loved this book and can't wait to continue reading the series.

As a stand alone graphic novel this was good, but it doesn't work for the DCU. This story doesn't fit into the continuity of DC at all and it leaves out some of the characters who play a big role in Dick's life.

I really enjoyed this book. The main bad guy was dark and twisted, but he was still human. The heroes were still teenagers as well. They striggled with finding their place and their identity which made the book that much more relatable.

I felt like this story kinda seemed rushed. There wasn't much character development, and some of the characters were nothing more than a name.

I love this book. Sometimes this misunderstandings between the characters get annoying, and then I just want to yell at them to talk but at the end of the day it is a cute book.

I thought this story was really cute.

This was a really good version of Harley's origin story. I loved the way it told how she got her hammer and why she uses the accent. I think it did really good showing how the relationship between Harley and Joker's relationship developed.

I wish there was a second book. I liked it all the way until the clif hanger.

I read this book for school, and it was not an enjoyable read. Everyone died