As I work through older titles on my reading list, I finally got around to this one. This is my generic review for books where too much time has passed for me to recall very specific details, but this is what stood out in my memory. While it was an okay read, a few aspects fell short for me. The character development felt somewhat lacking, making it harder to fully connect with the story. The pacing of the narrative was fine but didn’t quite draw me in as much as I’d hoped. Overall, it’s a decent book, but not one that left a lasting impression. That said, I’ll still add it to my library

My galley was unreadable but I did check this out from the library and loved it.

This book was more fun than I was expecting. And such a touching read. I can understand why it's still popular to this day.