Careful depiction of a controversial and still painful time in the history of the United States

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Review of The Penderwicks : A Summer Tale of Four Sisters, Two Rabbits, and a Very Interesting Boy

Less sensational that the Classics Illustrated version, this version may well hook students who might not be otherwise exposed to the story, and (hopefully!) whet their appetites for the real thing at a later date.

Former Marvel Cartoonist Caldwell delivers just the right mix of instruction, basics and background for creating memorable characters in comic book style.

Techno-gadgets coupled with slapstick comedy and absurd footnotes make this hyperbolic tale completely silly, but the underlying plot structure and character development support the goofiness well enough for us to just suspend our disbelief and hang

A frog enjoys his idyllic pond life until things change.

Civilization and its din invade the sanctuary of a barefoot boy and his mule who hunted fossils and listened to the wind before a Inn (orchestrated by one Mr. Shimmer, Professor Visionary) blossoms on his cliff at the End of the World.

Review of A Week in the Woods