I was in Brooklyn for a whole week with a dog and we had to walk everywhere and sleep WITH the dog and ohmygod i don't wanna be in Brooklyn again for a month.

I really, really enjoyed the premise and characters of this book. Knowing me, it’s no surprise that I enjoyed a dark academia school setting and having a found family type relationship with the characters was just the cherry on top. If this was centered around students of the arts like painting or drawing instead of actors, this book would’ve pretty much seemed like it was made in a lab to give me dopamine. But nevermind that. I really enjoyed the Shakespeare part of this book and I honestly think it relit a passion or interest in Shakespeare for me. It may have felt a little pretentious for the characters to be constantly quoting Shakespeare, but I personally didn’t mind it and felt like it was possible since they’re such fanatics. But, I’m sure that if I was as much of a Shakespeare fan as they are, all of the references would’ve had a deeper impact on my interpretation of the story. Immediately, I was very into the characters and feel that the way they interact was so fun and interesting. I have to admit, some of the female characters (Wren especially is a victim of this) were not as fleshed out as they could’ve been and overall not all of the characters were very complex. But, I believe that this is because they were based of the stereotype of their acting specialty (ie. Meredith’s damsel in distress or Wren’s innocent child-like figure) which can both take away and add to the story. If I had to choose one thing that I’d want to change about the story, it would be to give Richard more of a motive to become abusive because it felt really sudden and we didn’t get much of an explanation for it. It also seemed that they were all very close, even to Richard, so it felt a little weird that they were willing to let him die so easily. But, that’s part of the drama, I guess. I felt at times that this story was a bit predictable but it didn’t really bother me because I was still into the plot and where it would lead. (thank you, Joliver)

A.J. and his friends went to a Easter party. A.J. was rude as he kept on asking where the peeps are. They didn’t give out peeps but did the Easter egg hunt instead. The mayor said that there is a golden egg that has 10000$ inside. In the end, they found out that the mayor lied and he got sent to jail.

The grumpy ostrich is rude from kicking everything and that’s being rude

In the book, Stepping Stones, my favorite character is Jen because she has a desire for art. She also tries to deal with her new family. And her new sisters. She also is annoyed how one of her sisters is so smart which makes her jealous. This can also relate to other people that have gone through moving.

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I loved the science fiction aspect and I love how the end and beginning were similar. The first and last part were him with his wife in a way and later he was reunited with Jesse and Harry as they were originally together.

This book was really good and I can't wait to read the second one. If I found out that I'm a clone and that I was cloned from a criminal, I would be REALLY upset and confused with tons of questions

It was hard to read and I got confused in many different ways. It was not that interesting since I already knew the ending and I was not motivated to read to find out the ending.

Dragons love tacos but they cried because there are no more tacos. They use the Time Machine to go back in time and we’re able to get more tacos. I like birria tacos.