4 Stars
It’s hard to find something new and unique in an alphabet or numbers book. But, this one has done it. It’s an argument between numbers and letters revolving around who this book is about. This argument is settled in a fantastic way!

I so wanted to like this graphic novel. I grew up watching and playing Red Sonja and Beast Master. (And recently super glad to find it on iTunes). I didn’t care for how all Sonja wanted to do was have sex and fight. In the movie she was fighting for her people, and here she is just board. Action starts happening ⅓ way though, but it doesn’t make up for a lack at the beginning.

I have never read this comic strip but I think I am a convert. This is apparently the 4th book, so the rest will be going on hold at the library. The illustrations are fun, the unicorn adorably self involved. Some crazy adventures ensue. A fun time for the whole family. Plus, I really like the making of a strip at the end. There is even a glossary.

Following a dinosaur can get you into trouble really quickly. Even if it is a dancing dinosaur, wearing a floatie with a hat. But if you are very lucky, you may just find a dinosaur that is great at making cookies.

All about nature growing and changing every minute.

This book of standalone strips of comics has some very funny moments. Some of the cartoons I have seen before. I do with there was more of a flow to the book. Right now it just feels like everything was jammed in with no rhyme or reason. But it is still funny.

It takes a lot to prepare for a visit from the queen. You have to get cake, get tea, get a party dress, etc. Then you must wait for her to arrive while not eating all the tea and cake. A nice story.

Little Elliot is lonely when his friend mouse goes to a family reunion. He really wishes he had a larger family, but that is not to be. But sometimes family is more than what you are born with, it’s what you make it. A fun book with great illustrations, but can not compare to Babar.

Lions are big, and fluffy. They like to sleep a lot and do not wake up easily. That is why it is hard to hide a lion. And our lion must hide because everyone knows that friendly lions do not exist. At least that is what we think.

Not my favorite version of the Little Red Riding Hood story. This one involved peppers. Little red makes a pepper pie so hot, it shoots the wolf out the house. I’m not sure if it's the western fell, the non- proper English (I can not stand reading aint from a character), but this is one story I will never pick up again.