Katherine Olvera

Harper Lee

Katherine thought To Kill a Mockingbird was a powerful and thought-provoking novel that tackled important issues of racism and injustice.

Michael Dean

Katherine found 1984 to be a disturbing and unsettling dystopian novel that left her feeling hopeless about the future.

E. L. Konigsburg

Katherine loves From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E Frankweiler.

Shaun Bythell

Katherine enjoyed watching The Booksellers documentary on Amazon Prime over the weekend.

Emily Brontë

Katherine loves Wuthering Heights, it's her favorite book.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Katherine enjoyed the captivating plot and well-developed characters in The Great Gatsby.

Harper Lee

Katherine thought To Kill a Mockingbird was an interesting read.

Jane Austen

Katherine found Pride and Prejudice to be overrated and lacking depth.

Shirley Jackson

Katherine loves the eerie atmosphere and mysterious characters in We Have Always Lived in the Castle.

Bill Bryson

Katherine recommends At Home by Bill Bryson as it satisfies all requirements.

Sarah Vowell

Katherine mentioned that anything by Sarah Vowell would probably be good, like Assassination Vacation.

Ellie Marney

Katherine read about half of None Shall Sleep, but it wasn't her favorite - it really didn't seem like a book that you would turn into a musical, pretty dark.

Dorothy MacKin

Katherine enjoyed the classic melodrama for its nostalgic feel and dramatic twists.

Peter J. Carroll

Katherine was surprised by the mention of a character's surprise childbirth, which was the favorite part of reading the book.

Kristiana Gregory

Katherine was surprised by what she read in Catherine.

Library of Congress

Katherine recently had Card Catalog recommended to her on Amazon and agrees that it is a great recommendation.

Peter J. Carroll

Katherine mentioned a study about libraries, seeking input from people with library experience.