Kari

More a romance than a mystery, but it was cute!

I expected something different from Prose. This was maybe just too short to really get into anything.

This was a sweet, funny romance with actually likable characters.

Frantic and strangely “what would you do” realistic.

Mehhh. Was kind of bored and weirded out.

This is not the romance I usually gravitate towards. The dialogue was something to behold.

The sweetest story with the cutest illustrations.

I thought this would be a twist on the Disney movie, but it felt like almost a cartoon in book form. It changed about halfway through, but not enough to make it interesting. And if you didn't know the characters you'd still be wondering who they were after reading this.

Creepy. Wish it was just a little longer, everything happened really fast, but it was tense and wild.

A great Christmas mystery for the season!

Not the strongest start for this series, but it was fine.

I've really enjoyed this series, but this one fell a little flat for me.

A great first book in a series. I liked their magic and the idea of a magical library. Cass was insufferable, but hopefully that gets better in the next book. Otherwise, I thought this was fun.

Chaotic and fun. For a bit it was hard to get all the characters straight, but it ended up being a sweet, light hearted read.

Very sweet and a perfect little holiday story for Molly and Juan.

Not my favorite of the series. Holly's “meddling” was a little too bull in a china shop which felt rude and invasive and not at all charming. Her “I just can't help myself” attitude got old, especially when EVERYONE is asking her to stop. And with the town being so small, 5 murders with 3 at the tree farm/inn it's shocking the farm is still in business.

THEY WERE TWELVE!!! They act as if they were about to get married and Rachel left him at the altar and it ruined love for both of them for the rest of their lives. Also, why is it so important that the daughter of a famous Rabbi gets into a Hanukkah party to understand the spirit of Hanukkah? And acting like telling people a Jewish woman was writing Christmas stories was just like someone coming out of the closet was gross.

I didn't love this the way I have Racculia's other books. I couldn't connect with the characters and Arthur really bothered me. There was no growth for any of the characters and I kept finding my attention drifting away.

Great, great fun! Wasn't ever really sure what was truly happening and the jumps between the past and present kept me on my toes.

Could not have been more bored by this. There were promising moments, but overall this was a disappointing excuse for horror.

The writing was technically not great, but the characters were endearing and the magical contest was fun. Plus plants!

Beautiful and terrifying with quite the unsatisfying while also satisfying ending.

Fun shorts with art from many of my favorites.

Doesn't have the same fun as the first volume, but I love the Scooby Doo-ness of it.

If anyone was surprised by the “villain” in this I'm assuming it's because thrillers aren't your forte.