A delightful blend of sci fi, comedy and tense moments. A quick read because I needed to know what happened next.

AMAZING!!!

I really liked this book. The mai character was so likable. I cheered for his success in life.

An incredible piece of historical fiction. Written in 1963 by Alki Zei, who herself was a member of the resistance movement in Greece during its fascist dictatorship, the book follows two sisters in the beginning of the fascist dictatorship. Myrto and her younger sister Melissa play all sorts of games with their older cousin Nikos, and the games turn serious as they have to help Nikos stay hidden from the authorities who are hunting him for his revolutionary beliefs.

I enjoyed reading the book, however having seen the movie first made it a little challenging. I liked that the book expanded on the other siblings. Very good interesting story either way.

From the perspective of a therapist, I appreciate the truth behind how others view mental health. I appreciate her bringing it out into the open for others to see that mental health concerns are everywhere and not something to ignore or try to hide. Well written and enjoyable

A wonderful overview of how information traveled in the wake of the French Revolution and throughout the Haitian Revolution. As a librarian, it is a fascinating perspective to focus on this movement of information and the agency of enslaved and oppressed people. A clear vision of the continued resistance of enslaved people and its internationalist character.

S.A. Cosby is a auto by author for me moving forward. His ability to pull me into a story is completely unmatched.

E.P.I.C.!!!

20 contestants compete in a reality show inside a desert compound while the world crumbles around them.