Late on the bandwagon I know, but this was so much fun! The audiobook narrator was terrific, too.

Not a perfect book, a bit convoluted at times, but a fast, satisfying, fun ride.

I feel like I should be listening to "Once in a Lifetime" by Talking Heads on repeat while reading this.

I'm between so-so and pan on this mystery of a disappearing husband. Maybe too many of this genre in a row? I really didn't care for the male audiobook narrator either.

I really liked this one - a group of intrepid paper girls in the '80's, mysterious happenings, brilliant artwork. I think this would be a good read alike for the show Stranger Things.

It starts off as a teacher seeking revenge on the students who murdered her daughter, but goes on to explore the effects of her actions on the murderers, their families, and on the teacher herself.

Wow that was a head scratcher! I would love to hear other readers' takes on that ending - talk about an unreliable narrator. The audiobook narrator was excellent as well.

Beautiful and powerful. An absolute gut punch of a novel. Bonus for audiobook of excellent narration by Jason Isaacs.

Very solid thriller about a missing child. Audiobook narrators were just so-so. I look forward to more from this debut author.

This is "stay-in-your-driveway/wish-your-commute-was-longer" good so far.

This book is a roller coaster of a ride. I thought it was going to be all about a teacher getting revenge on her murderous students, but that's just the beginning.

Another historical fiction home run by Sepetys about a historical event I knew nothing about. Tough subject matter, but enlightening and important. The cast of narrators in the audiobook were excellent as well.

Great Gothic thriller with lots of atmosphere. My first read by Due, not the last. Also the audiobook narrator was excellent.

Fun Friday pick @Liberty I love King, but I don't always love his endings. This one was bittersweet, but perfect.

Creepy prison set novel. Not overly scary/horror more atmospheric. Recommended for those who enjoy supernatural fiction and fans of Orange Is the New Black.

The Shining meets Orange Is the New Black kind of. Anyway, I'm digging it so far.

I loved this one pretty hard. It hit all the right notes for me: horror comedy ala Sam Raimi, 80's nostalgia, and the power of friends to the end.

Not really my thing, but I would listen to narrator January Lavoy read the phone book. That said, I liked the character of Cassie Dewell enough to read more.

Haven't started the book yet, but I love the design of it. It takes me back to working on the yearbook staff.

Excellent book about fighting for what's right and believing in people when no one else will. Annabelle is a terrific heroine.

Not quite 100 pages in, but I am really digging this book. I love how strong and honorable Annabelle is.

Seven distinct voices. It was especially nice to see underrepresented sexualities given a voice.

I love these two authors and I really wanted to love this one, but ...

Excellent continuation of the series. Rebecca Soler's narration is amazing.

Lunch in the library staff room.

I would have wanted to read this for the cover alone. But G. Neri and Capote and Harper Lee?