As a huge dog lover, I came into this book expecting it to be some kind of personification of a dog with human thoughts. However, I was pleasantly surprised the way this book came out!

"Hey! I was starting to like Nance. And the faint smell of pot coming off her? So what? It's everywhere, amigo."

"Counting isn't my strength, not past two."

Dogs!!! A recommendation from my best friend. I'm excited for a myatery as fall approaches!

Slaughterhouse-Five was one of those books I heard countless things about but was never sure what the book was actually about. However, I see why that was the case.

I can't pin down why I love this novel so much, but so it goes. I really recommend it to anyone interested in reading something different and clever and funny.

"That's not a human being anymore. Doctors are for human beings. They shoulf turn him over to a veterinarian or a tree surgeon. They'd know wehat to do. Look at him! That's life, according to the medical profession. Isn't life wonderful?"

"EVERYTHING WAS BEAUTIFUL, AND NOTHING HURT"

"Well, here we are, Mr. Pilgrim, trapped in the amber of this moment. There is no why."

When a Tralfamadorian sees a corpse, all he thinks is that a dead person is in bad condition in that particular moment, but that the same person us just fine in plenty of other moments.

About to start a classic! I've been looking forward to this one all week.

Not only is Born a Crime a charming and funny story about Trevor Noah's life in South Africa, but it provides such great insight into life post apartheid in South Africa.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah or just interested in contemporary South African culture. It's a delightful read and while it's funny, its self reflection is some of the best out there.

I chose you kid. I brought you into this world, and I'm going to give you everything I never had