Book Reviews
The Dreadful Fate of Jonathan York (Graphic Novel) Review
A Yarn for the Strange at Heart “Mr. York had spent his life avoiding the unpleasant, yet he knew what a zombie was – a mindless, soulless minion to evil.” Poor Jonathan York. When the thought of a quick shortcut sees him...
As Is: Confessions of a True Fatty (Book) Review
Linda Mesleh Wagner weaves a tale of a life obsessed – both with food, and with losing the weight associated with it – in her autobiographical tale, As Is: Confessions of a True Fatty. It’s an interesting book, quit...
Bricksy (Book) Review
Unauthorized Underground Brick Street Art If you can imagine the blending of the work of arguably the most famous street artist of all time with an iconic toy, you’ll start to get a sense of what Bricksy is all about. As you mi...
And Then It Rained on Malcolm (Book) Review
Poor Malcolm. All he wants is a fun day of playing outside – and then, the rain comes. After it rains all around everything nearby, the unthinkable happens – it rains on Malcolm (how rude!). What’s a guy to do when ...
The Aerie (Book) Review
“Air strip on Weeks Mountain” The Aerie tells the story of a group of people from all sorts of background come together in a common interest – their love of flying. As the story begins, we meet a couple – Pat and Le...
I Want To Eat Your Books (Book) Review
Mmmmm….boooooks. I Want To Eat Your Books takes a fun Halloween staple (zombies) and turns it on its head. A young boy at school is surprised (and more than a little scared) to see a yellow-eyed green-skinned zombie shuff...
Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files: Downtown (Graphic Novel) Review
Harry Dresden is back – and once again, the fate of Chicago lies in his hands. For those unfamiliar with the series, The Dresden Files are a series featuring a charming and relatable character named Harry Dresden. Harry ...
Science of Parenthood (Book) Review
“Thoroughly unscientific explanations for utterly baffling parenting situations” For anyone who has ever thought “Fine parenting is a science”, we have just the book for you. Blending the fine art of deadpan humor with colorfu...
