Suspenseful. Strong protagonist.

It was great because I love sharks and other animals.

I’m not a fan of books or movies where you get inside the killer’s head. This book was a lot like that, only you were inside a woman going through a mid-life crisis and not handling it well at all. For this reason, I kept wanting the book to finally be over. But then the ending came, and somehow it made the whole book better. So, I’m not really sure how I feel about the book overall.

Ok book - expected ending - story kind of dragged a bit.

There was a big storm coming. All of Bruce's friends and neighbors wanted to join him but he was grumpy and just wanted to be by himself. They had so much fun with him that they elected him to be the Den Mother. He didn't look too happy.

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There is something about Morrison’s writing that is just wonderful. This book follows the lives of two girls who meet briefly in an orphanage. They share the bond that they are the only two who are there temporarily. When they leave, and grow up, they meet again at different times and each time the reaction to their meeting is strained in a different way. But the real wonder in the book is in reading the introduction which makes you view the story from many different and wonderful perspectives. If you have not yet read Morrison, you simply must!

I love using the art world as a setting because it juxtaposes beauty and color with cruelty and disappointment. This always makes for a riveting read for me!

Loved it! Although not a self help book, it really gave me some insight and made me do some thinking about my life and how I saw hings

Higher level words, interesting traditions from a non-American book. Excellent way to tie all the pieces together!