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Comment on Q&A: Maureen Johnson, Author of ‘Death at Morning House’ by Wendy Everard

Wendy Everard — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 12:28:21 +0000

Just picked this up to read after visiting the Thousand Islands for the first time this summer (I live outside of Syracuse), and it was so fun to see all of the familiar references —including Morning House, itself, which is clearly inspired by Boldt Castle!

Comment on Q&A: Jessica Townsend, Author of ‘Silverborn: The Mystery of Morrigan Crow’ by pyt

pyt — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 05:25:22 +0000

我是一个中国读者，我从11岁开始就在读永泊镇，说实话因为当时关于第四本的消息一直没有，我甚至以为不会再出，但是当我得知出了第四本之后，我十分开心，于是，虽然读英文原著对我有极大的挑战，但我还是决定买来英文原著看，看不懂的地方得一张一张翻译，真的好困难，但是看到主角的奇妙冒险时，我就觉得很开心，今年我才读完了第四本，非常期待后面的作品。也希望作者要好好注意身体，我非常期待下一本，我相信第五本会比第四本更好（第四本也很好看）毕竟杰西卡•汤森的书总是会给我惊喜

Comment on Review: The Killer’s Mark by M.W. Craven by Mike

Mike — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 15:23:50 +0000

Thank you, Emily

Comment on Q&A: Anna Johnston, Author of ‘The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife’ by Connie Rebecca Perkins

Connie Rebecca Perkins — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 22:00:58 +0000

Just finished your second book–and loved it! What a beautiful love story! As a caregiver to my husband, I appreciate you highlighting our need for better care for our senior citizens. This book was heartfelt.

Comment on Q&A: Jenny Colgan, Author of ‘An Island Wedding’ by Glenis

Glenis — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 02:18:17 +0000

Is there any update on a sequel to An Island Wedding?

Comment on Q&A: Jenny Colgan, Author of ‘An Island Wedding’ by Dorinda

Dorinda — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 07:24:41 +0000

Yes, please!! I've just read An Island Wedding, and was astounded and horrified to learn there is no follow-up novel!

Comment on Q&A: Rio Youers, Author of ‘Lola On Fire’ by Diana M

Diana M — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 20:29:09 +0000

Love this book so far & great interview!!

Comment on Five Fantasy Heists for Readers Who Love Their Crime with a Side of Chaos by Renaii

Renaii — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:38:10 +0000

I really enjoyed this author feature because it gave such a fun glimpse into the creativity behind building new worlds and characters. The mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and language exploration makes the writing process sound like a giant puzzle where every piece has to fit. I also love that writers can turn random ideas into entire universes while the rest of us are still trying to name our Wi-Fi. What part of worldbuilding do you find the most exciting?

Comment on Q&A: Anna Johnston, Author of ‘The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife’ by Rebeccca

Rebeccca — Sun, 02 Aug 2026 22:01:14 +0000

I am 84 and live in a CCRC in Independent living. I find quite a bit of humor here and I loved reading this book. I laughed out loud, especially at the similes and metaphors! I also cried at times. This was the perfect book to read when all the world seems to be having so much sorrow and trouble. I have found the people here are very lively, and have had some amazing experiences and have done much to improve the world.

Comment on Younger Recap: 5.11 ‘Fraudlein’ by Hannah Mayer

Hannah Mayer — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 22:00:39 +0000

Sorry, but this episode is so full of wrong clishees that could have easily been avoided…
1. The title makes no sense at all and doesn’t exist in the german language. It should have been “Fräulein”, which is btw. very offensive and not used anymore in german language, very anticated word.
2. Why are they sitting in an bavarian restaurant with bavarian flags, and lederhosen, when Frankfurt is not located in Bavaria but in a totally different german region. They could have at least shortly informed themselves about the traditions in Frankfurt region.
3. The actors don’t speak any real german. Why not cast at least some german actors that actually know how to pronounce rigth?

So there is so much wrong with this, which is indicative of the Us-american behaviour. They think they know everything about other countries without even trying to make the effort to get their clishees right.

That’s very sad to watch.