This book is just tooooooooo cute. I must had it to my library. The farmer wants to add a dragon to his farm but what really happens when you put a dragon around other animals... he eats them! Love it.

I enjoyed this book so much i read it twice. That was mainly because I forgot I had already read it. But it was still enjoyable enough to skim through a second time.

Overall, I like this title and think it will be well liked by girls. I can not see many of the boys I know picking it up and continuing with the series. There are a few things I don't like. Cleopatra has been transported as a teenager through time into a future where we all live in space. She is 15 years old, but I see the girls picking up this title being more the 9-13 range and some of the scenarios are a little complicated, or not well explained.

This is a little too addictive. I have now tried my hand at making three of these and while not hard, they are not easy either. This is origami for adults. The authors use of illustrations, and even more important the extensive glossary at the front of the book that show you not just pictures and names of the folds, but how the folds are accomplished is a great help to those not origami experts.

Love it! YOU MUST READ THE SERIES IN ORDER. I hate haveing to wait for the next book, but if you can finnish one title and go strait on to the next, then good. You should.

This series just keeps getting better. And while I hate having to wait for each next section, I do much more like the wait being two or three weeks apart rather than a year or so a part. We delve deeper into who the Master and who Roman are. I can admit it, I like the Master better. Bring on the whips.

It just keeps getting better. I think I have figured out who the big baddy is, but I will keep that til the end. This is an imaginative and erotic retelling of the classic Phantom of the opera, but with a new age twist.

This was not what I was expecting, but you get that when you judge a book by its cover. I was expecting a children's picture book and this was more of a younger kids graphic novel. The story was fine, it just reminded me so much of Jumangi (without all the destruction and fear factors).

This is a book for little boys (and sporty girls). The rhymes are good and the artwork fun. Im not a big football fan, but I would read it to my little foot ball fan.

I still love this series, but in this penultimate act things are getting down right mystical. Strange fates and spirits are at play, and you are never quite sure if the main character is going crazy, or if magic is taking over. One more act to go...