Blair Culbreth

Harper Lee

Blair enjoyed reading To Kill a Mockingbird, praising its powerful storytelling and memorable characters.

Michael Dean

Blair found 1984 to be a dark and dystopian novel, with a bleak view of society.

Jane Austen

Blair appreciated the wit and romance in Pride and Prejudice, considering it a classic love story.

SparkNotes Staff, J. K. Rowling

Blair found Harry's behavior in the first book frustrating and felt he should follow rules for his own safety.

Anna Todd

Blair felt disappointed with Book 3 after reading five pages, expecting more kids breaking rules and being rewarded.

Allie Brosh

Blair mentioned the new Hyperbole and a Half book that just came out.

Yaa Gyasi

Blair loved Homegoing and still thinks about it often after reading it a couple of years ago.

Margaret Atwood

Blair liked The Handmaid’s Tale. Described the other book as having more action and feeling like a tense movie.

Lev Grossman

Blair enjoyed reading The Magicians trilogy by Lev Grossman.

J. K. Rowling

Blair loved listening to the Harry Potter audio books narrated by Stephen Fry during their long commute, finding comfort and coziness.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Blair enjoyed The Great Gatsby, finding it captivating and beautifully written.

Herman Melville

Blair mentioned Moby Dick in comparison to The Great Gatsby.

Peter J. Carroll

Blair liked the chapter of the book before having to return it to the library but intends to read it when they get it back.

Bram Stoker

Blair is considering participating in Dracula Daily, a newsletter that follows the timeline of events in *Dracula* each day it occurs.

Jeanne DuPrau

Blair finds the first book rough at times due to the sullen and obnoxious protagonist, but overall enjoyable if you can overlook it.

D. A. Stern

Blair should power through the first three books in the series to fully appreciate the sophistication that builds throughout the rest.

Peter J. Carroll

Blair found the book beautiful but boring.

Marjane Satrapi

Blair mentioned Persepolis.

Lucy Knisley

Blair liked Relish and found a go-to chai recipe in it.

Bryan Lee O'Malley

Blair found Scott Pilgrim series fun and thoughtful.

Blake Crouch

Blair found Recursion by Blake Crouch to be fun for a quick beach read.

Peter J. Carroll

Blair mentions a book but expresses hesitation due to its spread out reading timeline, direct emails, and social media reactions.

Michael Chabon

Blair struggled to get through 'Kavalier & Clay' despite loving the premise.

Markus Zusak

Blair prefers the 1940 Hitchcock version over the Netflix adaptation, as it captures the anxiety more effectively.

Peter J. Carroll

Blair sold a book she hadn't read in 14 years.

Peter J. Carroll

Blair reminisces about having to interpret books for essays without author assistance.

Peter J. Carroll

Blair is using a bookcase as a temporary sofa table until the real one arrives.

St Martins Press

Blair enjoys Alison Weir's well-researched and engaging Tudor historical fiction novels.