My full review is here: http://alyshadeshae.com/2012/01/11/super-stupor/

Soo, there’s a little hanky-panky going on between enemies, some Mexican wrestling, and giant armed panda bear. If that isn’t enough to peak your interest, Randy reveals a secret about heaven on the last page! ^_^

My full review is here: http://alyshadeshae.com/2012/01/11/super-stupor/

We learn a bit about alternate realities in this book. And we see a zombie fall in love and watch Rumble Bee team up with a not-quite enemy again.

My full review is here: http://alyshadeshae.com/2012/01/11/super-stupor/

This book is mostly about pedophiles, sex dolls, and pheromones. I’m just going to leave it at that… Oh, and there are two not-so-surprise endings at the end! :-p

This was cute. My niece and nephew both enjoyed me reading it to them and then had fun playing with the shapes!

This book was just annoying. I read it all the way through mostly to convince myself that it was real because my niece and nephew didn't like it too much. It's about a little turtle named Ray who likes to pray, obviously.

This turtle prays while riding his bike among other activities. Almost every sentence is "Ray likes to pray while random activity." This is not normal. Not for anyone. I do not recommend wasting money on this book. Unless, of course, you want to brainwash your child into your religion. In that case, by all means, by the book and read it over and over and over. I'm sure that will work...

Anna loved the pictures, but wasn't too thrilled with the story. I, on the other hand, really enjoyed the story. :-)

Cute little book and great for reading to younger children, but the author didn't write Jillian's speech as an eleven-year-old. She speaks the same way her parents speak.