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The contents of this are familiar somehow, though I'm pretty sure I've never engaged with this book before.

I never revisit books. Glad I did on this one. Still entertaining.

Repeat listen. Need some book recommendations.

The author is saying that companies should be doing lots of things, and sometimes gives a why, but none of it seems to be backed with any data, research, surveys, interviews, or anything. His references are just other people who said the same thing in other books, who I know also didn't make any sort of scientific notation.

This author could benefit from reading, They Say I Say. He references a book, lists some facts about it, but doesn't go into enough detail in the reference to link it to his discussion so the reader can relate it to the supposed topic of the book. I've read several of the books referenced, but still don't see how he's adding value to the text by referring to them. It's like he's saving it for later, but shouldn't.

Well, at least it's not woke? It's early still. Maybe it'll pick up.

I've dropped other books at this point for less. This story is more annoying than entertaining, still.

I think I got this far because I'm doing this as an audiobook and changing to something else while cooking wasn't convenient. I'm not particularly wrapped into this story still.

Not sure I'm ready for a book this big right now.

This should be a book about magic and the kids. The love stories injected in this are annoying.

Wife asked me to review this one for school, too. Finally, here's some YA that's still entertaining for adults. The writing isn't so obviously, insultingly dumbed down for simpletons like so many other YA fiction books. Good show so far.

Not something I'd normally pick. Wife wanted me to preview it before the kids.

I bought this, and it's not bad, but I don't know that it's good enough to keep buying more. Will finish this book and move on to a different author.

The tempo picked back up, but the story is still kind of simple in a way I'm having trouble describing.

Getting less interesting as the climax has clearly started its slow build up.

Definitely feels like a kids book all the way through. Mildly entertaining. Story progression is kinda bumpy. Makes me yearn for some Stephen King to contrast.

I'd really rather avoid YA books with adolescent main characters. The book is OK so far, but almost overtly anti-adult.