Henry Bley-Vroman

Eric Hoffer

Henry was a big Believer for a long time, starting from a chance discovery of one of the first issues at my college bookstore.

Per Petterson

Henry enjoys the audiobook of Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson, feeling like being inside a head, reflecting on past events in the woods.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry asks if the reader has read it.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Henry finished Americanah last night and found it absolutely incredible.

Orson Scott Card

Henry found Xenocide to be a rambling mess, indicating slipping cognition.

Ray Bradbury

Henry found The Martian very engaging and unpredictable.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry explores the world of amateur crime investigators in an excellent article.

Donna Tartt

Henry found Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch frustrating, with scenes that will stay with him but overall not a satisfying read.

Michael Dean

Henry found 1984 to be a thought-provoking and dystopian novel.

Jane Austen

Henry mentioned that he enjoyed reading Pride and Prejudice.

Upton Sinclair

Henry finds The Jungle to be really good, much more than an expose.

Ray Bradbury

Henry highly recommends The Martian as perfectly suited to audiobook.

Hilary Mantel

Henry feels deeply ashamed for not spending hours looking at Mantel's words in Wolf Hall, but still finds it great.

Stephen King

Henry found It too terrifying to finish and heard others had a similar experience, leading to them cutting themselves off.

Art Spiegelman

Henry mentioned Maus neutrally.

Albert Wendt

Henry read Sons for the Return Home twenty years ago, a classic of Polynesian post-colonial literature.

Duff, Alan

Henry still thinks about Once Were Warriors, a classic of Polynesian post-colonial literature.

Sam Low PhD

Henry read Hawaiki Rising last year and has been recommending it, an inspiring history of Polynesian long-distance voyaging.

Milton Murayama

Henry reflects on Contemporary Hawai’i through All I Asking For Is My Body, a classic novel centered on Japanese American experience.

Hilary Mantel

Henry finished Hilary Mantel's _Wolf Hall_ and found it to be good and very good, with the real star being Hilary Mantel.

Barry Lopez

Henry returned to Barry Lopez's _About This Life: Journeys on the Threshold of Memory_ and found it to be impressionistic and thought-provoking.

Will Kyselka

Henry is now reading Will Kyselka's _An Ocean in Mind_, a history of Nainoa Thompson's reinvention of Polynesian wayfinding.

Art Spiegelman

Henry mentioned MetaMAUS positively.

Charles Brockden Brown

Henry mentioned An American Tale negatively, believing it to be a ripoff of Maus.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry Spiegelman is opposed to the term graphic novel and prefers comix instead, portraying a lowbrow, anti-literary stance rooted in the pulp history of comics.

SparkNotes Staff, J. K. Rowling

Henry enjoyed reading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, recommending it to others for its magical storytelling.

J.R.R. Tolkien

Henry mentioned The Lord of the Rings in comparison to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, praising its epic fantasy world.

Gene Luen Yang

Henry, have you read Yang's Dragon Hoops? I read it last month and enjoyed it!

Stephen King

Henry, Excited for you getting to read Bone for the first time

Dean Koontz

Henry found the book intense and thinks Ishiguro is so good.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry was suggesting a name based on a book.

Margaret Atwood

Henry is intrigued by another non-male-centered retelling of Ancient Greek stories, Margaret Atwood's The Penelopiad.

Neil Gaiman

Henry loved Neil Gaiman's reading of The Ocean at the End of the Lane. It resonated with him, especially the magics of 'our world with one small change.'

Neil Gaiman

Henry has read core Sandman by Neil Gaiman, but it didn't click for him.

Neil Gaiman

Henry has read American Gods by Neil Gaiman, but it didn't click for him.

Terry Pratchett

Henry has read some of Good Omens by Neil Gaiman, but it didn't click for him.

Neil Gaiman

Henry read the Vertico comic of Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman, but it didn't click for him.

Donna Tartt

Henry will be interested to hear how The Secret History treats you. Parts of it are still with me after fifteen years.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry finds the writing reminiscent of Jenny Offill.

Brock Thoene

Henry finds counterpoint to be a great choice that complements their love for Korean historical dramas.

Lauren Groff

Henry praised the complexity of Arcadia's plot and the witty dialogue, calling it a masterpiece.

Lauren Groff

Henry admires the intricate plot and clever wordplay in ARCADIATom Stoppard's writing is brilliant.

Katlin Sarantou, Jeff Bane

Henry recommends reading something by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie as soon as possible.

Mark Z. Danielewski

Henry struggled to follow the complex narrative and found it overwhelming. He eventually had to stop reading House of Leaves.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry recommends the Hisense A5 for those looking to reduce phone usage and are on a GSM carrier.

William Shakespeare

Henry V is a powerful and inspiring play by William Shakespeare that showcases the strength and leadership of King Henry.

William Shakespeare

Henry VI is a historical play by William Shakespeare that focuses on political intrigue and power struggles.

Robert McCloskey

Henry is looking for a Robert McCloskey book involving a yellow bucketish rain hat, possibly One Morning in Maine.

Kazuo Ishiguro

Henry expects fascinating discussions around loneliness and death, praising Ishiguro's vision, mood, and writing.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry mentions a test from a William Gass essay for deciding if a book is worth reading.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry Judges books harshly by their interior rather than the cover.

Michael Ende

Henry read The Neverending Story as a kid and remembers it's meant to be printed in red and green to show two stories.

Nishat Rahman

Henry loves the idea of cheer about books

Peter J. Carroll

Henry thought it was great and quite different in tone from what was expected.

John Wyndham

Henry explores the theme of survival and self-reliance in a post-apocalyptic world where plants become a threat and traditional gender roles are challenged

John Wyndham

Henry has not read anything else by the author. The book mentions triffid sequels focused on a group of survivors led by women, which do not actually exist.

Steven Mintz

Henry finds Huck's story to be much more wholesome than their usual reads.

David Brin

Henry found <Kiln People> okay with good meme potential.

Robert Macfarlane

Henry is enjoying reading Underland by Robert Macfarlane, finding it wonderful so far.

Robert Macfarlane

Henry might like The Old Ways by Robert Macfarlane, a book about the psychological and philosophical experiences of hiking.

Jason Reynolds

Henry recommends Jason Reynolds, the LOC's national ambassador for young people's literature. His books are distinct and excellent.

Stephenie Meyer

Henry's aunt read Twilight on an unending loop since the first one hit the shelves.

George Orwell

Henry supports Winston Smith in Nineteen Eighty-Four battling Big Brother, finding it more meaningful than zombie hordes.

Aldous Huxley

Henry praised Brave New World for its thought-provoking dystopian themes.

Michael Dean

Henry compared 1984 to Brave New World, finding it more bleak and oppressive.

David McCullough

Henry enjoyed The Wright Brothers, calling it one of his favorite reads in the last few years.

Margaret Rome

Henry mentioned David Sedaris's latest book, Calypso, which has several stories set in Raleigh and the coast.

Henry recommends American Woodturner, the magazine of the American Association of Woodturners, for anyone interested in reading woodturning magazines.

Grace Whitehart

Henry, have you read other things by Christie?

Dorothy L. Sayers

Henry, have you read anything by Dorothy L Sayers?

Agatha Christie

Henry was terrified by Three Blind Mice as a kid.

Agatha Christie

Henry was underwhelmed by Murder On The Orient Express as an adult.

Dorothy L. Sayers

There's a lot of Sayers love in Henry's family.

Dorothy L. Sayers

Henry suggested trying Dorothy L Sayers' Nine Tailors to the book club, but they weren't interested.

Dorothy L. Sayers

Henry recommends Strong Poison as a good starting point for the book club.

Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, George Spafford

Henry found 'The Phoenix Project' entertaining and educational, like a sitcom with professional management guidance.

John Irving

Henry is currently reading 'A Prayer For Owen Meany'.

Donna Tartt

Henry thought The Secret History was great. Often not pleasant, but pleasant characters and situations don't seem to be her thing.

Mark Z. Danielewski

Henry, have you read House of Leaves?

Kurt Vonnegut

Henry read Player Piano in high school and did not think highly of it, leading to a low priority for a potential re-read.

David George Haskell

Henry's friend, a big Bill Bryson fan, recommended The Forest Unseen.

Robert Macfarlane

Henry's friend, a big Bill Bryson fan, recommended Underland.

David McCullough

Henry was going to recommend the surprisingly exciting book The Wright Brothers before Bryson was mentioned.

Henry Moore

Henry will read this after work, thanks for posting.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry mentioned that he found war and peace interesting.

Jane Austen

Henry thought Pride and Prejudice was well-written and entertaining.

Jane Austen

Henry preferred Sense and Sensibility over Pride and Prejudice, finding it more emotionally engaging.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry found the comparison between different translations of War And Peace interesting but ultimately preferred Dunnigan's version for its descriptive and lifelike portrayal.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry was intrigued by Amy Mandelker's revised version of the Maude translation and found it to have improved on the worst archaisms.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry praises the intricate plot and character development in War and Peace, noting its timeless relevance.

Owen's Vineyard and Nursery

Henry found Scuppernong to be a challenging read, albeit not convenient for most readers.

Isabel Wilkerson

Henry praised The Warmth of Other Suns for its compelling storytelling and in-depth exploration of the Great Migration.

Melissa Albert

Henry didn't enjoy _Hazel Wood_ due to the execution, but Laura may like it for its premise about trapped fairy tale characters.

John Milton, Alastair Fowler

Henry is interested in reading Paradise Lost and is looking for someone to read it together.

Jean Craighead George

Henry appreciated My Side Of The Mountain for its adventurous spirit and engaging storyline.

Chinmayananda Swami.

Henry is curious about Kindle and its benefits for reading. Would like more information on accessing and using it.

Graeme C. Simsion

Henry enjoyed The Rosie Result, finding it funny and heartwarming.

Graeme C. Simsion

Henry liked The Rosie Project, but preferred The Rosie Result for its humor and heartwarming moments.

Tara Westover

Henry found Educated to be a compelling memoir that he couldn't put down.

Irma S. Rombauer

Henry prefers non-chatty cookbooks like Joy Of Cooking.

Nigella Lawson

Henry unexpectedly enjoyed reading Nigella Christmas, borrowed from the library.

Odyr

Henry discovered Orwell's wonderful writing in Animal Farm last spring.

Jane Austen

Henry mentioned that Pride and Prejudice is a classic novel that he thoroughly enjoyed reading.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry commented that War and Peace is a lengthy novel that he found interesting.

Sir Isaac Newton

Henry is considering starting some Big Classic Work, like _Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica_, but found it sounded unreadable on Goodreads.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry got the book from the library a long time ago and read a lot about the translators but never got far in the book.

Όμηρος

Henry found Emily Wilson's 'Translators Note' in her _The Odyssey_ fascinating.

Jane Austen

Henry enjoyed reading Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, finding it captivating and beautifully written.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Henry mentioned The Great Gatsby in relation to Pride and Prejudice.

Joshilyn Jackson

Henry never enjoyed Have I Ever.

Όμηρος

Henry praised The Odyssey for its timeless storytelling and rich character development.

Clemence McLaren

Henry's family friend writes YA retelling of well-known stories through the eyes of women like 'Waiting for Odysseus', recommended by mom.

Madeline Miller

Henry acknowledges 'Waiting for Odysseus' is different from 'Circe', some critics saying it's not serious literary fiction.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry opened slack at 7:30 for unknown reasons.

Katherine Arden

Henry wants to know if you have read The Bear and the Nightingale.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Henry enjoyed the vivid descriptions and complex characters in The Great Gatsby.

Herman Melville

Henry mentioned Moby Dick in comparison to The Great Gatsby but did not provide specific feedback.

Jon Krakauer

Henry found Krakauer's Missoula inspiring and necessary, highlighting the injustice of prosecuting acquaintance rapes in college settings.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry is enjoying the audiobook version that starts with an introduction by Clarke, read by him.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry finds the book cringier than expected at age 25.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry fell in love with the book, as did a family friend who read it multiple times.

Henry finds the debate on paper books intriguing and reminiscent of past generations.

Ursula K. Le Guin

Henry was astounded by the creativity in Le Guin's Earthsea books, which he had read as a kid.

Ann Whitley

Henry mentioned enjoying the thriller Pandemic due to its intense and fast-paced story.

MR Tim Hollis

Henry is a great NC storyteller. My family loved listening to his recordings when I was 8-10.

Lauren Groff

Henry enjoyed the full cast recording of Tom Stoppard's play 'Arcadia', considering it one of the best uses of the medium.

Orson Scott Card

Henry finds Speaker for the Dead wonderful and thought-provoking.

Mark Z. Danielewski

Henry feels a sense of paranoia similar to House Of Leaves.

Ray Bradbury

Henry really liked Wicked by Maguire. It has a touch of Into The Woods and a darkness that sticks with you.

Scott McCloud

Henry mentions the book Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud.

Art Spiegelman

Henry references MetaMAUS, a book about Maus that delves into the experience of writing it, getting it published, and source material.

Sam Low PhD

Henry finished a book about the rediscovery of long distance Pacific canoe voyaging in the 70s, with a focus on Hawaii and the Pacific. It is an inspiring story of dedication and perseverance.

Clemence McLaren

Henry is reading Inside the Walls of Troy. Reviews are mixed, but the reader enjoys it. It offers a different perspective on the Illiad, focusing on Helen and Cassandra.

Alfred Lansing

Henry recommends Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage to anyone interested in Shackleton or polar exploration.

K. R. Howe

Henry found Vaka Moana, Voyages of the Ancestors to be excellent despite its size and tiny print.

Bryan Stevenson

Henry found Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy to be excellent, eye-opening, gross, maddening, and inspiring.

Tomi Adeyemi, SOPHIE LAMOTTE D'ARGY

Henry finished the audiobook of Children of Virtue and Vengeance and expressed disappointment.

Elizabeth Acevedo

Henry loved Libby's recommendation of The Poet X and praised Acevedo's perfect reading.

Elizabeth Acevedo

Henry still loved With The Fire On High but slightly less, showing appreciation for Acevedo's work.

Elizabeth Acevedo

Henry is planning to read Clap When You Land, the remaining novel by Acevedo.

Mark Helprin

Henry is rereading Freddy And Fredericka appreciating its humor and structure but noting some flaws.

Anthony Doerr

Henry is working on Anthony Doerr's short story collection, finding some stories excellent and others pretty good.

Mark Jerome Walters

Henry recommends Seeking the Sacred Raven as a well-told true story of behind-the-scenes drama in conserving endangered birds on a Hawaiian Island.

Tim F. Flannery

Henry recommends The Future Eaters as a mix of ecological prehistory, natural history, and environmentalist speculation/philosophy that he still thinks about after a decade.

Gary Paulsen

Henry found the sample reminiscent of Gary Paulsen's adventurous book Hatchet.

Robert Macfarlane

Henry noted the resemblance to Robert Macfarlane's non-fictional work, The Old Ways.

Kazuo Ishiguro

Henry drew connections to Kazuo Ishiguro's story The Buried Giant after listening to the sample.

William H. Gass

Henry finds William H. Gass's writing to be beautiful and immersive, like a warm bath.

Mark Helprin

Henry recalls Mark Helprin's work with a mix of admiration and criticism, noting gross macho chauvinism.

Tom DeMarco

Henry plans to read Peopleware, a book about IT/software companies.

Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, George Spafford

Henry also plans to read The Phoenix Project, another book related to IT/software companies.

Julian Barnes

Henry enjoyed the audiobook Arthur & George, a historically-based fiction with real people and events.

Doyle, A. Conan

Henry mentioned Sherlock Holmes-adjacent in comparison to Julian Barnes's Arthur & George.

John Dickson Carr

Henry mentioned Conan Doyle in comparison to Julian Barnes's Arthur & George.

Isabel Wilkerson

Henry highly recommends the audiobook of The Warmth of Other Suns for its personal histories of the Great Migration and engaging reader's voices.

Carol Anderson

Henry highly recommends White Rage as a page-turner history reflecting on the Reconstruction era and shedding light on the US's true history.

Robin J. DiAngelo

Comparison book mentioned, not included as separate Mention.

Annie Proulx

Henry finished That Old Ace In The Hole by Annie Proulx. The theme of hog farms stands out, set in TX and OK, with connections to NC.

Robin J. DiAngelo

Henry looks forward to discussing White Fragility in the diversity group.

Italo Calvino

Henry recommends reading Italo Calvino's The Baron in the Trees.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry found the article on different translations of 'War and Peace' trustworthy and helpful in choosing the right version.

Madeleine L'Engle

Henry finds A Wrinkle In Time confusing and difficult to understand.

Helen Keller

Henry recently finished the story of life by chris (simpsons artist) which is highly recommended and might be the parenting book for you.

Jeanne Birdsall

Henry is currently enjoying Jeanne Birdsall's 'Penderwicks' series, which has a similar feel to Edward Eager and E Nesbitt.

Bill Adler, Anonymous

Henry knows about Moon Reader and its features.

United States. National Bureau of Standards.

Henry mentions using Calibre for cleaning up stuff.

Isabel Wilkerson

Henry appreciates the added depth brought by voices in _The Warmth of Other Suns_.

Kazuo Ishiguro

Henry mentions _The Buried Giant_ without expressing a sentiment.

Lauren Groff

Henry finds LA Theater Works' production of Tom Stoppard's _Arcadia_ worth returning to every few years.

William Shakespeare

Henry mentions usual bedtime reading favorites like Julius Caesar without expressing a sentiment.

James Joyce

Henry mentions usual bedtime reading favorites like James Joyce without expressing a sentiment.

Richard Brautigan

Henry enjoyed the unique vignettes in Richard Brautigan's Tokyo-Montana Express.

Art Spiegelman

Henry recommends Art Spiegelman's MAUS for its literary and cinematic qualities, known for being the direct ancestor of Persepolis.

Shaun Tan

Henry suggests Shaun Tan's The Arrival for its lighter and gorgeous aspects in the graphic novel genre.

Alan Moore

Henry finds Alan Moore's From Hell simply astounding, praising the art direction, pacing, and setting a mood in the book.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Henry enjoyed the discussion of War and Peace by Pervear & Volokhonski, powerhouse translators.

Umberto Eco

Henry finds Umberto Eco's focus on translation intriguing and trusts collaborations between authors and translators for quality work.

Umberto Eco

Henry notes Umberto Eco's exploration of translation in 'Mouse Or Rat?' and finds the comparative interpretations mentioned in The Guardian reviews interesting.

Shirley Jackson

Henry received a mysterious copy of The Living in the mail a few years back and thinks it's great.

Όμηρος, Emily R. Wilson

Henry mentioned his friend Gareth's graphic novel of The Odyssey.

Antony Beevor

Henry mentioned Beevor's Stalingrad while discussing the show Peep Show.

Roy Jenkins

Henry mentioned Jenkins' Churchill in comparison to Beevor's Stalingrad.

Richard Adams

Henry is hesitant about reading Watership Down for fear it may not appeal to all middle schoolers and may have a daunting length.

Henry Moore

Henry is a suggested title for a book recommendation.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Henry praised the captivating storytelling and timeless themes in The Great Gatsby.

Herman Melville

Henry mentioned Moby Dick in comparison to The Great Gatsby, but did not provide specific comments.

Georgina Moore

Henry believes that Garnett has long been eclipsed and should be avoided.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry criticizes Handke for supporting the Serbian dictator Milošević during the Bosnian Genocide.

Italo Calvino

Henry found the covers for The Baron in the Trees to be lots of fun over the years.

Heather Designs

Henry had forgotten about photo books, now remembers a connection with crane insta.

L. Scott Mills

Henry is interested in books related to wildlife conservation and historical natural history.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry's friend is looking for audiobook recommendations, mentioning Ann Patchett. Any suggestions since Henry's taste differs?

Cal Newport

Henry is intrigued by the concept of a world without email, as discussed in the thread.

Cal Newport

Henry mentions Deep Work in comparison to A World Without Email.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry jailbroke a nook Glowlight 3 to easily use Kindle and other ebook reader apps.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry mentioned an unspecified book by Alexander McCall Smith.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry appreciates the genius in Clara's character development and the unique narrative technique used in the book.

Jane Austen

Henry loved the character development and romantic tension in Pride and Prejudice.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Henry wasn't impressed by the shallowness of the characters and the decadence in The Great Gatsby.

Ann M. Martin

Henry enjoys reading a lot of graphic novels.

J. K. Rowling

Henry enjoyed the magical world of Harry Potter and was captivated by the adventures at Hogwarts.

J.R.R. Tolkien

Henry mentioned Lord of the Rings as a classic fantasy epic that he found enthralling.

Timothy Ferriss

Henry considers subscribing to The Week for light reading, prompted by coupons received.

John Dickson Carr

Henry enjoys reading on his nook but prefers paper books with a small clip light.

International War Crimes Tribunal.

Henry mentioned crimes against silence while discussing books with Annie.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry mentions some books that are about science, but also discuss the meta thoughts related to approaching things scientifically.

I. A. Drake-Bennett

Henry discussed the controversy surrounding the 2019 Nobel Prize for literature.

Όμηρος

Henry enjoyed Emily Wilson's reading of The Odyssey over the weekend.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry may want to consider reader recommendations due to similar cadence and timbre.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry was intrigued by the infamous book's ability to infect daily thought and create a sense of fear in the world.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry, can bring my copy tomorrow if you haven't mentioned a specific book.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry enjoys a variety of genres, but avoids horror like Stephen King. Looking for recommendations for their long commute.

Victor Hugo

Henry finds reading about Notre-Dame in a foreign language powerful, understanding pronunciation better.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry finds the book's setting in fall or winter important, suggesting it's best read in early November in North Carolina.

David Foster Wallace

Henry enjoyed the intricate plot and diverse range of characters in Infinite Jest.

J. D. Salinger

Henry found The Catcher in the Rye to be overrated and lacking substance.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry found the use of meta tags in the book reviews section of Bill Gates's blog to be poor.

Sybille Bedford

Henry mentioned Aldous Huxley's science writing being gorgeous and possibly writing about science in current times.

John Dunlap Wells

Henry is curious about The Week Jr and admires The Week, recommended by Brandon or <@UCU7FJX6J>.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry plans to select some books as goal reads for the year and be more vigilant about choosing a book over phone scrolling.

Peter A. Rudge

Henry is enjoying reading 2001 A Space Odyssey and appreciates the collaboration between Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick on both the book and movie.

Patrick Rothfuss

Henry is considering revisiting 'The Name of the Wind' by Patrick Rothfuss

Edith Nesbit

Henry has never read the book but certainly knows the name.

Ingri Parin D'Aulaire, Edgar Parin D'Aulaire, Paul Newman, Sidney Poitier, Kathleen Turner

Henry could find this version interesting as a counterpoint to the d'Aulaire version, with a focus on action and martial arts.

Kat Martin

Henry thought The Handmaiden was really great.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry loves viruses, gore, and non-fiction.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry finds this writer to be wonderful in their work.

William Gibson

Henry prefers Overdrive over Libby because Libby feels like a thin colorful wrapper around Overdrive and doesn't want Big Library to think Libby is the answer to Overdrive's UX weaknesses.

Catherine Woolley

Henry is interested to hear your take on why you prefer Libby.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry is happy for Sarah's book success.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry thinks it's worth finishing.

Peter J. Carroll

Henry thinks the business has a cool inventory with a good selection and community programming.

Eoin Colfer

Henry mentioned Artemis in a discussion about space exploration.