The translation is interesting. It's not as vivid as an American novel. Slow beginning but wonderful connections. I still recommend it to mystery lovers

This book has a truly original premise that immediately grabbed my attention, and Colette is a genuinely likable main character who was easy to root for, regardless that she makes a living as a thief. Unfortunately, the story starts developing plot holes early on, and they only become more noticeable as it progresses. By the end, there are so many convenient coincidences that the story loses its believability. It almost feels as if there were only 12 people living in Colette's hometown of Paris, with everyone's lives intertwined in the most unbelievable ways decades later in America. I know people say it's a small world, but this story went a little too far and is a bit laughable! While the ideas are creative and the characters are engaging, this book left me wanting a much more believable story. Again, another example of a story idea that COULD have been amazing. 3.5??

Bittersweet love story. The plot is a bit predictable, but a good read.

Not having read this author before, I found her to be a hidden gem. I loved the way this simple story was told with kindness, love, understanding and compassion. It a story about doing the right thin even when it really feels wrong, and about new beginnings. I highly recommend it. It will make you feel good.

Cute

Mackenzie takeover

It’s so great because it gives practice for the abcs

Science + feminisim + space race ? Yes. More please.

It was a very exciting book with twists and turns

Kian likes reading this with his grandpa aka papa