Loved it. Many laugh-out-loud moments. She is brilliant. Every bit as good as Tina Fey's Bossypants.

Didn't like this at all at first. But in the end, the redemption got me.

4/5 stars. Tore through this. Loved it. Well done.

What?! I cannot believe this is from the same author as Deconstructing Amelia. If you're looking for a Well-written, though totally implausible, plot that is full-of-holes, sign up for this mind trip. I feel like she sold out and wrote it as a movie script.

4/6 stars. Good writing. Memorable characters. Well-done! I would not have normally read this if it want recommended to me.

I am liking the werewolf and the rabbit. Hazel is an interesting character. This is as well-written as you'd expect. I love Beecher more. But I'm in.

I thought I would give up after the third. But I think she's hooked me for the next in the series. It's a YA version of Kay Scarpetta and her friends. Well played, Barnes, well played.

Three of five stars. I really loved the characters which kept me going. The story for tedious at times. Not her best. But entertaining, a I'm-glad-I-got-it-from-the-library read.

Loved this. Read it after my daughter. No fancy literary conundrums within, just a wholesome, good YA read.

I liked this ... until the end. When I finished I felt slightly dissatisfied, like I was finishing a meal that, while tasty, was not my favorite. I am not sure how I wanted it to end - just differently than it did. Despite this, I will read more of this author.

Loved this. Four stars. Such wisdom and grace she shares. Beautiful.

Her description of people owning how they handle their illness as their own hit home. So far, I like her authentic voice. (Listening to audio book)

I listened to this audiobook. If I'd been reading I would have bailed. Too much info about the mundane and not enough to satisfy my love of baseball.