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I Usually love this series, but this title was like pulling teeth to get though. There is more than one place where it feels like the book should be ending and it doesnt. Plus the chemistry between Diesel and Lizzy is just not as good as it once was. However I do like the new coroner and hope to see more of him in the next titles.
Loved, Loved, Loved this book! What do you do when your brand new crayon breaks. Do you throw a tantrum and cry. No you get creative. Great Pictures and a great story. I will be purchasing this title for my library.
Cute story about dogs who want to see what all the fuss is about when their kids leave them for the day. Not bad.
4 Stars
This is what you get when you turn a literary classic into a one word page board book. Its cute & to the point and the hand crafted felt graphics are simply charming.
This is what you get when you turn a literary classic into a one word page board book. Its cute & to the point and the hand crafted felt graphics are simply charming.
I love Snoopy. I am excited and anxious that there is a new Snoopy and Peanuts movie coming out. But I love to see the old strips brought back to life. My only problem with this book, is that it skips from content to content. So you will have one strip on the Red Barron, then a football strip, and then another Red Barron. I would have preferred all the strips on one subject be joined in chapter type form.
I love Mutts. I love how this book is arranged. I like that has sections that deal with one subject or story thought instead of jumping around and just being a collection a favorite strips.
I love a good Sandra Brown. Action, love story, thrills. Holly is a judge who must determine if a Texas Ranger gets custody of his little girl, or if she must forever remain with her grandparents. Before judgments can be made a mad man starts shooting up the court room. It is up to our tall dark and handsome Ranger to not only save the day, but save a life. A great piece of Brain Candy.
A beautifully written and illustrated book about a girl who justs wants to giver her grandma a pie. Kikko notices the pie was left behind when her dad goes to see grandma. She tells her mom, I'll be safe. I catch up to dad and take the pie. But she mistakes a big bear for her dad. The bear takes her to a house she has never seen before, and inside various animals are gathering for a tee party. They help her with her pie, and help her get to grandma's safe and should. The black and white illustrations are fantastic, with just hint of color to make them stand out. A lovely work of art.
I like this series. I find it fun. I have a galley of the newest title and it is the guilty pleasure read that I am starting for the weekend. No idea why I can not get into the Stephanie Plum novels, but I do like this book and this sseries
I usually like the Fox and O'Hare books, and this is still true. However, this one seemed longer than it was. Kate And Nick are between Vegas, Macau, and Hawaii. Not only helping out a friend in trouble with a local Hawaiian crime lord, but also trying to take down a money laundering casino owner. I dont know if it was the lack of action with the usual gang, the multiple plots that they keep trying to bring together (that of course get foiled by the bad guys), or that you didn't get much of Nick and Kate together. This one was just not as good as the last few and the short stories.