I love Fruits Basket, and I was super happy to have found this side series! im kinda disappointed that the min characters never appear though. I miss Kyo, Rin, and Haru!

Enjoyed is not the right word, but this book fascinated me. I chose to read this for summer reading, and I’m so glad I did. I think it’s very worthwhile non fiction to read, and the perspective Jeannette is coming from is so different from my experiences that it does effectively transport you into her world. I don’t think there were any dull/slow moments in this book partially because she is always in motion and moving. It’s interesting to see how she begins to lose faith in some of her fathers plans (the glass castle) as she grows up and how her maturity changes the relationship she had with her parents as she further experiences and is exposed to more of the world/life. Nonetheless, she still is able to love her parents throughout the struggle the Wellses family goes through. And it is a lot of struggle and conflict that is for sure. I liked getting to follow the sibling dynamics thar takes place in this book, seeing how they all grew up and stuck together. Anyway! I totally recommend reading this book and can pretty much guarantee interest because of how she uses such vivid imagery to describe all the CRAZY stuff that goes on in her life. Her memory amazes me because of the depth and detail in the chapters of this book.

kinda strange

Hooking

Fast, fun read about a few snow days.

Cute. ??

The Ballad of Never After is where the story continues from Once Upon A Broken Heart, you learn many key details that lead you into the final book. It is a bit hard to follow if you don't read carefully, but it is a very enjoyable book, you learn more details about why Evangeline is so special and why she is a "key" character in this book.

Super cute

Very good, but got hard to understand bc of all the old fangled language.

Cute