This graphic novel is a battle of the books read for our elementary school kids this year. I definitely can see why they chose it. Its fun, represents a play and has some great vocabulary for a graphic novel. Not to mention that the pictures are beautifully drawn and colorful. Macbeth wants to be...
A copy of this book was provided to me by the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This was the most adorable, creative, and hilarious little graphic novel I've read in a long time. It's very short, so there isn't much to say, except I loved it. I wasn't expecting it to be so funny either. Ba...
An entertaining little book with a lot of trivia and little historical tidbits on alcoholic spirits and related topics. Book's arrangement starts with chapters on major alcoholic spirits: rum, vodka, gin, so on. Then it goes on with other pieces of trivia arranged by topic, such as religion and alco...
This is one of my favorite picture books of all time--I find it great for five and up. Like, way up. It's fantastic for teaching story structure, I think, and for talking about impulsivity and creativity. I am so happy Molly loves it too!
This cute, mad-lib style fairy tale tells two parallel stories, one of a princess is whose stepfather locks her up because he doesn't want to lose her pie-baking talents, and the other of Ned, the hapless artist who is trying to build/illustrate the story. Running out of time to complete the scenes,...
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