This book offers reflections on change, challenge and power, including her belief that we can be a light for others.

It’s amazing

it's alright, proably would be good for begining readers, which i am not one of. very short, but it has a good story, and i might read the rest

The dogs get into stuff and get dirty but then they take a bath. I can read this by myself.

She loved thought it was so cool how the lady swallowed so many things and when she coughed it all up, she made a snowman.

Much better than I was anticipating. I enjoyed their explanation of real magic, which I will not spoil here. You'll have to read it for yourself. It is worth the time.

I adored listening to Kelly Bishop tell us her story from childhood to being on Broadway and all the stops in between before becoming a quintessential part of modern culture as The Emily Gilmore. There were moments that made me teary especially as she spoke about her great love, Lee.

I like the mystery's

The Lego people go to the jungle and find a spider but the spider hides. Then they find a jewel, but the alligator gets it.

Based on separate suggestions from two trusted reader friends, I decided to venture outside my normal mystery/thriller genre and give Kristin Hannah’s The Nightingale a try. It was a wise decision. Although it is a long book (17.5 hours in audio, expertly read by Polly Stone), I finished it quickly because it was so interesting and so well written. Vianne Mauriac and Isabelle Rossignol are sisters, very different in both age and personality, trying to survive in war-torn Nazi occupied France. Politics, culture, religion, weather, family, friendships and the disruption of normal life all factor into a captivating story. Not a spoiler — Rossignol is French for Nightingale, which becomes significant in the long run.