If I had to guess this was the conclusion to the series, at least it felt like one. And I loved every minute of it.

For the risque cover, you might think this book was dirtier then it was. It was quite tame and simple for a menage story.

What a perfect end to the series. I will admit I did not care that much for Solange's side of the story but I had to know what happened to Cassie and Will. And let me tell you if it did not have a happy ending, I would have been disappointed. I will say thing unraveled in ways I did not expect, and I was also happy to see some characters of different ethnicity. The only thing I can complain about is that Solange's steps seemed bland and repetitive of each other, even if the guys were not. But I loved the series.

This was just cute. This bug gets all these others to follow him and they have no idea why. Why is he gathering people, for a party of course. I like that instead of sending out invitations that other bugs could ignore, he just gathered anyone available who wanted to hang out.

I thought this book did a great job of illustrating how to work with duct tape and not just the projects themselves. It had tutorials on how to make "fabric", "rope" etc. How to keep the tape from sticking together. Overall it was a very well done book and I loved the projects that were in it.

I will not lie, I am not the biggest fan of the Equestra Girls, or the most modern My Little Pony. What can I say, I'm from the 80's and I want my 80's pony's back. That being said, I know for my patrons this book is perfect. It for that kid who still watches the cartoon, but had developed more reading skills then is normally needed for picture books. Plus its a graphic novel, and I can not keep them on my shelf.

This is the book my friend Mary Beth should have given me before our first University of Denver Hockey games so I would know what she was talking about. Even saying that, this book taught me a new word: winger. Plus, I now understand what a power play is! Overall, very well gone, and the simple but colorful illustrations are great.

Love, Love, Love, Love, Love. Two friends out camping, will help each other get over their fears of monsters and the darkness they live in. Perfect illustrations, and a perfectly simple story.

I really like how this book takes big concepts and brings them down to something you could see or imagine. For example, if the solar system was laid out on a foot ball field and the sun was a grapefruit ... It works for illustrating the big ideas. I really love the example that is used for money, and explaining the division of wealth in the use and across the world.