Loved the creativity and that the dad was just as willing to pretend. Shows any age can have fun pretending.

Intriguing premise of a character who is constantly reborn at his original birthdate every time he dies, and how he mentally deals with his own immortality, plus a villain and potential end of the world. Many books with themes or characters about immortality and a form of time travel will glide past the complications, but this one faces the challenges with believable reactions. Excellent!

This was my first book by Julia and I absolutely loved it??

Lilly really loves naming the colors of the chameleon. It's a very cute and simple book that I enjoyed reading to my daughter.

Always a good story. But this one left me with questions. SC now has medical license lookup for free. Maybe not when book was written (2006). Mailman gave Tempe the mail to put in Daniels' mail slot. Is that allowed? Are junkie organs viable for transplant?

Loved the creativity and that the dad was just as willing to pretend. Shows any age can have fun pretending.

Used to be one of my absolute favorites. I love the raw nature of the book and the banter and how she always keeps you on the edge of your seat. I dislike how childish it seems reading it over again. Still love her writing WAY more than Colleen Hoover.

This was a good read throughout. It may be possible that Vikings got as far south as Mexico and interacted with the Toltecs. Historically correct or not, this was a gripping story.

This book is so good that I had to finish it in one day. Many characters stories are weaved together in short chapters. It takes just a small time frame of WW2 in Italy to base it's story and leaves you wondering if there could be a sequel.

Loved it. It starts out slow but picks up quick. Love how there were so many characters and side stories.