Cute graphic novel that takes place in the Batman universe. Good for 4th-6th graders or thereabouts. Loved the two protagonists and the artwork was fun.

Just love this book and I love the idea of writing your own story.

what a short, depressing masterpiece

Fantastic! Highly recommend if you are interested in basketball, comics, high school stories. Heck, just read it regardless.

Working through Newbery award winners. This one was pretty tedious.

So good. Graham and I are taking turns reading these and then discussing afterwards. Family book club!

Hilarious. The kids literally laughed out loud when we got to the peach crayon page.

This was a really good nonfiction read about a woman whose husband suffered an horrific TBI and his recovery process. Highly recommended if you like Oliver Sacks books or other neurological case studies.

This was utterly bizarre. I knew nothing about it or the author and didn't read the forward, thankfully. It's vaguely Pynchonan coming of age story about a young boy who is separated from his mother and brother when a warring faction comes to his African town. He escapes into the bush and enters the Bush of Ghosts. From there, I can honestly say I had no idea what the next page would bring.

Wasn’t for me. Very weird, inconsistent world building, a story that wasn’t all that engaging. I pre-read this to read with my kids but I know they would be bored. I felt like this could have been edited further and been really great, but I see it has already sequels so clearly I’m in the minority. I adore Jon Klassen’s artwork in it though.