Nice easy read for the summer. Romance at a summer camp is cute.

Life story, decent but sad to see in that fiction can be based on fact.

Struggled to read this. Slow and boring.

She is a wonderful writer, history so brought alive.

When it comes to horror H.P Lovecraft is a classic.This version of the book has been adapted into a graphic novel. While I do think giving picture to cosmic horror lessens its impact, the artist captured the expeditions slow decent into madness perfectly.

I went into *The Last Letter* knowing I was probably going to cry. As a bereaved mother, books like this always hit differently, and yes—I definitely shed a few tears. That said, I struggled with the ending. It felt more like emotional shock for the sake of it than a conclusion that naturally fit the story. I understand what the author was trying to do, but for me, it simply didn't make sense and took away from what had been an otherwise engaging read. ?????

I didn't enjoy this audiobook as much as I enjoyed reading it from the page. Book: five stars. Narrator: 3-4 stars

It's 1000% a Hallmark movie in book form!

Loved this debut book and I’m eagerly awaiting her next one!

A Cup of Flour, A Pinch of Death is a fantastic addition to the Baker Street Mystery series from Valerie Burns. While this is part of a cozy mystery series, this one leans a bit more into the romance side of things. Yes, there are a couple of murders, but a couple of romances are being cooked up. (Sorry for the pun, but I couldn’t help myself!) This is one of the few cozy mystery series I recommend starting with the first one and reading them in order. If you don’t, you may not understand some of the interactions between characters. And you will also find yourself with spoilers for the earlier books. But don’t worry, this is only book three, so you aren’t too far behind! While I knew who was behind everything, I wasn’t 100% sure about their motives. But the more you learn about them, the more you understand their motive. Another thing I didn’t like about this book was the fact it felt like it was the end of the series. Please tell me that we are getting more about Maddy and Baby! And what about Baby and Daisy? Don’t they deserve their happy ending? Do you enjoy reading books set in small towns? What about books that feature food, especially baked goods? Or nods to classic literary detectives? Then you should read the A Cup of Flour, A Pinch of Death! Or better yet, just read all of the Baker Street Mysteries! I, for one, can’t wait to return to New Bison soon.