Judge A Book By Its Cover Review.

Liked how it told the story of the great chicago fire from a young girl's perceptive.

The red ripe strawberry and the big hungry bear was a funny book. There was squeals if joy throughout the whole book.

The prose is what pulled this together for me. Just as the title suggests, moving through this text and allowing yourself to flow along with it is both enjoyable and insightful.

I thought it was very interesting overall and I enjoyed parts of it very much, but I’m not a fan of reading about serial killers, so those parts made it not as nice for me.

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Graphic Novel Challenge. Think back to your college years as a recent graduate looking for a job in your field. Of course employers want experience and education. What happens when your dream job falls in your life but unrelated to your degree? That's what happens to Ben Cook turned down after 17 interviews. He walks into a restaurant and offered a job on the spot. One catch everything he prepares must be approved by a taste testing pig! Imagine putting your dreams on hold and finding your true calling. Easy to read graphics shine through Ben's nerves as he recognizes his real future. Not just for teen but anyone needing a confidence boost!

Great story from start to finish, I couldn’t put this down and finished the book in 1 day.

Great story; full of adventure.

Death of a Bookseller is the story of two young booksellers (Laura and Roach) whose paths are intertwined through true crime. A true crime fanatic, Roach becomes obsessed with Laura after learning that an infamous serial killer killed her mother during her teenage years. Laura, deeply traumatized by her mother's death, works to avoid Roach at all costs. Told from both women's perspectives, Death of a Bookseller tells the story of misinterpretation and unreliable narrators.