SeekingBookWorm

  This book we meet a set of cousins who never met before Milly, Aubrey and Jonah they're get whisk away to be in this Island on the way it was discovered the story family has some secrets that they don't even know but because these cousins don't really know each other how are they going to solve the biggest lies and secrets in the family? I didn't really feel for this book in the beginning it felt flat for me and they're times the characters did started to annoy me a bit but the more I kept reading on then I started to enjoy it more along with the characters I also discovered the big plot twist in the end what I didn't like mostly was the third POV which means Point of view of a third character because I don't read books in third person this was quite a struggle for me which I reached the part of Allison I didn't feel a lot of connection to her part so I skim through it and follow the story siblings trying to make sense of this lies and secrets but in t...

  "In a peaceful Retirement Village, four unlikely friends meet up once a week to investigate unsolved murders." Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron are four friends who meet up once a week which makes them call themselves The Thursday Murder Club to solve the murder of this man called Tony who died when he was a young boy the four friends them look more into the murder to find out more as the mystery gets closer toward them wanting to find who was the real suspect of the case and murder overall. i gave this one a four stars because I had some little problems reading with this one because Osman really wrote the story because it was so long and they're times I was confused which character was who because they're too many but however I did have high exceptions, but I wished they were a bit mild than high because it didn't need that strong deserved hype as I thought it did. xo SeekingBookWorm

However we follow fifteen year old Liliana who a Latinx girl trying to make sense of life without her father due to some mystery things that happened to him that couldn’t be revealed as Liliana moves into another school called the METCO the kids start to make rude remarks about her because she was different than her white peers she was with them she developed a lot for a white boy called Dustin Walker who played two faced about not dating another girl and acting as a decent boy because Liliana was different that gave his friend Steve the chance to be rude about who she was and everything Liliana then got sick of everyone making her feel so different so she spoke out, “I’m tired of people asking me where I’m from!” Which was relatable to someone who isn’t white and is tired of being treated differently because of their colour and race De Leon wrote not only a character who was fighting for the best of her family but had a real voice with humour that will make readers cheer and cry for L...