Fascinating, completely Fascinating. I know a little about Chernobyl but admittedly not much. This book was about the incident, and what has happened since to the animals in the "dead zone". Compared to current scientific thoughts, not everything died off. Many of the animals have see increases in species numbers and are thriving in the unintended wildlife reserve. I love how this book talks not only about what happened in Chernobly but what has happened since then, such as in Japan after the earth quake. Great Book, great source.

Those who follow what I read will find I am no stranger to Heather Graham. I have liked her stories since I first picked them up as a teenager. This is no exception. I like the crew of Hunter series. I like that while it is a series, the main characters change each book, so does the location, and the type of crime being solved. Overall, I like this series, and you should too. Keep reading.

Love this book, short, but packed, and of course a cliff hanger that meant I HAD to go buy the next two in the series. Hot, HOt, HOT!

Not my thing. A little too much bestiality.

This book was cute, but a tad long.

I enjoyed this. I liked how it was arranged by character, rather than strickly by date, like most comic strip books are likely to do.

LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!!

I was a big fan of Press Here and I am more than happy to add this to my library collection and my nephew's collection. In this book instead of just making the colors appear and disappear kids get to lean how to mix colors, brighten, and lighten colors. Its fun, its interactive, and much cheaper than touch screen devices. All touch screen books should be written as simply and understandable as this one.

I like the book, but I wish they would have published each story seperatly. Plus while the introduction is nice, I wish it was at the back of the book rather than the front.

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE.

I always jump for joy when a new Karma Wilson book comes out because I know it will rhyme perfectly, and be a story that even kids who have not read it before can participate.

Plus Jane Chapman does a wonderful job illustrating!

Im still trying to get why people liked this book so much. It wasn't bad, but it just went on and on and on with little to nothing happening. And worse, it didn't end. And my current problem is that I do not know if I care enough to read the rest of the series.

I can see why male adolescents like it, and I would recommend it for the 4th-10th grade boy, but ughhhhhh. It was like pulling teeth to get through.

Even my moms tax auditor coworkers are going on and on about how great this is. I must need it explained. Like I said, its not bad, just long stinks of nothing.