1428
Skip to main content
Ketchikan Public Library, AK
ReadSquared
|
Reading Programs & Activity Tracker
Register
Login
Home
Badges
Reading
Reviews
Explore
2025 Adult Winter Reading Challenge
Login
Username:
Password:
Don't have an account?
Register now
Did you forget your password?
Get it by email
Book Reviews
Search All Book Reviews
Striking Range
by Margaret Mizushima
View in Library Catalog
This series has kept me entertained. The characters are uniquely Alaskan.
Puck And Prejudice
by Lia Riley
View in Library Catalog
This book was hilariously bad. I bought it because the hokey/Austin mashup and knew it wasn’t going to be any great literary feat, but I wasn’t expecting to laugh so hard. Worth the read for the absurdity of it.
Creepy Cat Vol. 1
by Cotton Valent
View in Library Catalog
I have enjoyed vol 1 and 2 so far. Cute story and fun illustrations. I too have a creepy cat at home
The Tipping Point
by Malcolm Gladwell
View in Library Catalog
Interesting ideas, worth a read to consider
The Storm On Our Shores
by Mark Obmascik
View in Library Catalog
Great book
Ozma Of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
View in Library Catalog
Thought it was interesting to hear the world getting fleshed out. Interesting to hear some familiar tropes but written over 100 years ago.
Want to know a secret?
by Freida Mcfadden
View in Library Catalog
Good book, what a plot twist!
The Goblin Emperor
by Katherine Addison
View in Library Catalog
This was fun. I thought it was a series but ended up being a single book. Not what I expected especially in a fantasy world, it doesn’t really focus on the fantastical portions of the book and is instead more focused on character interaction.
Every Moment Holy, Volume III (hardcover): The Work Of The People
by Douglas Kaine McKelvey
View in Library Catalog
Super loving this reading - received as a gift, and it has readings for many of life's twists, turns and celebrations. A wonderful way to recalibrate my heart to Christ.
The City in Glass
by Nghi Vo
View in Library Catalog
It was fascinating to see the changes to a community, then a civilization, change over the pages. The end was not what I had expected. I had to read it again just to make sure.