I liked the pups.

Lighthearted read with a few tough topics addresses. Easy read.

Lindon is a normal boy in a world where everyone else has some sort of power. He wants nothing more than to be like everyone else but resigns himself to using his brains to level the playing field. Eventually, he gets his big break. Great first book to the start of a hopefully amazing series.

Anyone who works with children needs to read this book!

The 2nd book in this series didn't disappoint.

I really liked this book because it was about a teenage girl struggles in life and it was VERY sad. But I really liked the plot and the writing style of the book. But if I could change one thing about this book it would be to change the ending because it made the book sadder than it already was.

This book had a lot of twist and kept me interested the whole time. In the beginning General Sorrengail, forces Violet to join Rider's Quadrant, a place where people become riders and form bonds with dragons. This was also Violet's original plan of following her father's path and becoming a scribe, responsible for documenting history. i think this made her feel angry and because her mom was going to decide, and she has to agree. She wasn't mentally or physically prepared for this challenge and have to do anything to survive. Violet also had to deal with a chronic illness and having weak joints, she was incredibly awesome and strong. Her fears during challenges in the rider's quadrant, and how she conquered them with it showed that she had lots of knowledge. Her rollercoaster of emotions—fear, anger, desire, happiness—kept me amazed.

I love Baking things

I love this book. She is so real and fun.

Really funny!