I like that we got to see most of the family and the secret recipe of the grandma but didn’t like the other family of 13 and when they fought.

Really interesting and like the cover

My favorite book

This book was captivating and hard to put down. I love how the author gave different perspectives of different characters. She was amazing at intertwining their stories and not missing a detail. It's suspenseful and intriguing.

The book was mid. I did not like how we did not get much of a background on Frankie's brother, and it also felt like Frankie had not learned to think before acting on her anger. Though I do think the book does shed light on the reality of missing children and how some get more coverage than others.

This book gave me a history lesson on South Korea's past and the dangers of a tyrant. The story follows two characters, one trying to save her sister and the other trying to remove his tyrannical brother from the throne. They work together to meet their goals, and in the process they also fall in love. I loved how their love developed despite the treacherous environment led by the king, and how it did not feel rushed.

This was good; the ending was a continuation to the second book, and I am excited to see what happens to the princess Dinah, who has suffered in the hands of her heartless father, the king.

I love this book; the suspense, as well as the plot twist, were something I was not really prepared for. It taught me that even if a cloud or a supercomputer takes over Earth, but somehow humans have control, there will always be corruption because humans are in a way, inherently selfish. I love the slow build-up between the two characters, Rowan and Citra. Their interaction wasn't rushed, and I liked it.

I did not enjoy the romance between the two characters, and also the ending was not satisfying as it should have been.

I learned a lot of valuable lessons, one of which was the significant impact books can have on interactions between people.