3,5/5. A book to learn the alphabet with the characters and characteristics from Anne of Green Gables. Well done and fun, but at the same time if your children does not know that series... well it loose a lot of its interest. But at the same time it can be a way to introduce her. Can really be seen both way!

3,5/5. A book to learn about emotions/feelings with the character of Anne of Green Gables. Well done and fun, but at the same time if your children does not know that series... well it loose a lot of its interest. But at the same time it can be a way to introduce her. Can really be seen both way!

2,5/5. Yet again another one interesting in the whole nightmare series, because we saw Batman being torture mentally and can help asking ourself how it will get out of that, but as a signal issues, is what so light and not much entertaining or fun for me. Really far away from a good Batman comic in my opinion! The half of it didn't even concern Batman...

This one was epic!! We are preparing to the ending and we can feel it in this one. Next one the final one. High expectation!! We'll see how it goes! Awesome one!

It's over... I'm glad I read it all but also really sad I won't be able to continue in that universe! This series was awesome from start to finish! It's action based but it also has a strong enough storyline and very strong characters to get us in and get emotionally attach to them. I smiled. I yelled! And I cried... reading through it! I will remember this journey for a very long time. Even if you'll never read that Norihiro Yagi. I wanted to thank you!!

An interesting subject, not yet present enough in the children literacy world. This book talk about overscheduled and how it can affect children. We live in an age where parents put their children into so many class in and out of school that some just haven’t free time anymore, which I really think isn’t normal for children. Having nothing to do and having to find something to do by yourself is an important way to grow, and consider by many neurologist a necessary thing. The story may not do it perfectly, but just for addressing this social issue and beginning to talk about it, this book deserve a well earn five stars!

2,5/5. Story about first day to school with a metaphoric circus... I get what it try to do, trying to make the first school day less stressful and more fun/enjoyable, but I’m not sure it achieved its goal. I find some comparison to be actually more stressful and the metaphorical circus not always appropriated. Overall not a bad book, but not much to it either. I wouldn’t recommend it!

This book explain in a visual way the emotional down we all felt from time to time, but also how we can grow out of it by focusing on the beautiful part of our world and daily life. Nothing really new or original here, but I like the way it’s all presented, so it can be use by reader from all age. Kids and adults might both benefit from it. There arts also serve its purpose by really representing the various emotion and feelings. Well done!

2,5/5. People with very low and easy humor might like it. Not saying that in an arrogant way or anything, it’s just a very easy, light and absurd, but at the same time not absurd enough, humor with nothing original in it. It’s humoristic so it hits or it misses depending of your taste or style of humor. For me this one is a miss but i get why people might like it!

Good one! Showing a young girl who doesn’t seem to know how to enjoy the outdoors, seeing only the negative aspect of it, and then switch and finally learn to enjoy it. A bit predictable of course, but what I like was the aspect of explaining and opening a dialogue with children about how to enjoy the outdoors. I saw that way too many times in my neighborhood. Kids getting outdoors and just standing there, talking, not knowing what to do, and it’s a very sad think to see. So I think that talking about it is a good idea. God job!