Mariel A. de la Garza

Matt Haig

Mariel enjoyed Midnight Library, it was a thought-provoking and poignant exploration of life's possibilities.

V. E. Schwab

Mariel also mentioned The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, finding it beautifully written with a captivating storyline.

Michael Dean

Mariel disliked the bleak and oppressive themes in 1984 by George Orwell.

Aldous Huxley

Mariel appreciated the thought-provoking concepts in Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.

Ray Bradbury

Mariel felt intrigued by the dystopian elements in Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

Agatha Christie

Mariel mentioned trying Agatha Christie books for mysteries, finding them interesting but not super long.

Agatha Christie

Mariel's favorite book is And Then There Were None.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel finds Kindle Unlimited overwhelming with content she's not interested in.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel appreciates Prime Reading for its library with no due dates.

Christopher Paolini

Mariel plans to read To Sleep in a Sea of Stars next.

Angela Jackson-Brown

Mariel finished When Stars Rain Down last night and described it as a wrecking experience. A+ rating, so good.

Andy Weir

Mariel started Project Hail Mary the other day and finds it A++. The science is close enough to feel real.

Ray Bradbury

Mariel mentions The Martian but has only seen the movie. The idea of a guy alone in space dealing with a BIG PROBLEM is similar.

James Blish

Mariel compares the science in Project Hail Mary to Star Trek - close enough to feel real.

Frank Herbert

Mariel loved the intricate world-building and complex characters in Dune.

Andy Weir

Mariel thought The Martian was an okay read, nothing too special.

Maurice Herzog

Mariel finished reading Annapurna: A Woman's Place, a book about the first US women's expedition to Annapurna I in the Himalaya.

Roberto Canessa, Pablo Vierci

Mariel finished reading I Had to Survive, a book about survival after a plane full of rugby players crashed in the Andes.

Andy Hall

Mariel just started reading Denali's Howl, a book about a 1967 expedition that goes awry in a storm.

J. D. Salinger

Mariel finds joy in The Catcher in the Rye, bringing her much joy.

Michael Dean

Mariel has mixed feelings about 1984, finding it neither positive nor negative.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel signed up for the platform during beta and thinks it has become a great platform. She is a fan.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel mentions Goodreads being right there but is trying to make the switch to the platform.

Patrick Rothfuss

Mariel found Name of the Wind to be an excellent read, a bit hard to get into but definitely worth it.

Brian Jacques

Mariel of Redwall always made me feel special.

Stephenie Meyer

Mariel read all the Twilight books in a week during her senior year in college.

Kiley Reid

Mariel recommends Such A Fun Age for the Junior League book club. The writing is great and the story is timely.

Jon Krakauer

Mariel recently finished re-reading *Into Thin Air* and is now continuing the theme with *Shattered Air* about a lightning accident on Yosemite's Half Dome.

Bob Madgic

Mariel is reading *Shattered Air* about a lightning accident on Yosemite's Half Dome.

Roderick Gordon

Mariel got Freefall from the library and finds it an average mystery/thriller but great for a break from the world.

Andy Weir

Mariel recommends Project Hail Mary as a delightful audiobook.

Kc Wayland, Shane Salk, A Full Cast

Mariel enjoyed the audio drama We’re Alive.

Ian Vince

Mariel liked The Black Tapes, a podcast with a mix of mystery and horror.

Andraina, Andry.

Mariel found Tanis intriguing, with its mysterious storyline.

Leo Kersley

Mariel was intrigued by the podcast Terms.

Phillip Goldfedder

Mariel appreciated the historical insights in Raise the Dead.

Nelson W. Polsby

Mariel found the podcast Presidential intriguing.

Daniel S. Chard

Mariel enjoyed learning about Nixon at War.

diane-law

Mariel found Real Dictators to be an interesting podcast.

Rachel Smythe

Mariel was captivated by the podcast Lore.

P. D. James

Mariel is unsure about her memory of the book cover and its content.

Markus Zusak

Mariel is questioning her reading choices and memory of books.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel encountered challenges while playing the fun book game.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel is hesitant to switch to e-books due to the difficulty of moving physical books.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel loved the book and found it very good.

Catherine Woolley

Mariel recommends using libby to save money on books by checking there first.

William Gibson

Mariel suggests using overdrive if you prefer, but mentions using libby for book savings.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel enjoyed listening to an audiobook during her commute to make the longer afternoon drives more enjoyable.

Peter J. Carroll

Mariel prefers using Overdrive over Libby and doesn't plan to switch, even if the OG Overdrive app gets discontinued.