This book was very good. My favourite character has to be Greg...I recommend this book to readers around 10-13 who enjoy reading as it is quite easy to read, but it has some challenging words as well. ...
Reading David M. Shapard’s annotation of Jane Austen’s Emma is such an effortlessly enlightening affair that it might almost be easy to miss what a painstaking business it must have been to compile su ...
...so much plot and story happened in Thirteen that I felt a little resentful that similar awesome shenanigans couldn’t have been included in the prior two Savannah books.
A Nobel Prize–winning science professor and his protégé must fend off a sophisticated lady assassin or lose a spore-producing bio-weapon that could kill millions.
Top-flight fantasy collection based on Gaiman's character The Sandman, developed in a series of graphic novels for DC Comics, as reimagined by a strong group of fantasists.
The only thing this gritty debut novel shares with Barry's work as a narrative cartoonist is its point of view: told by a 16- year-old girl, the bloody and violent story is tougher and uglier than any ...
Drawing upon folklore, mythology, mysticism and Shakespeare, Neil Gaiman created one of the most original comics of our time, using a very simple concept as a vessel for imaginative and thought-provok ...
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
These books offer a testament to Watterson's dedication and to the medium's ability to keep reinventing itself against all odds.
''That part of Christ's nature which was profoundly human,'' Mr. Kazantzakis wrote in his introduction to this startling volume, ''helps us to understand him and love him and to pursue his Passion as ...
Calvin and Hobbes: Sunday Pages 1985-1995: An Exhibition Catalogue
