Stack Overflow: 5 Spooky Books and 3 Family Stories for August
I love Halloween themed books, and middle grade novels, too.
Continue ReadingI love Halloween themed books, and middle grade novels, too.
Continue ReadingWho is behind the sudden mayhem the Sparrow Academy has unleashed?
Continue ReadingYou guessed: everybody is crooked in Los Monstruos, at least, almost everybody.
Continue ReadingThese two books are a great way to end your summer.
Continue ReadingNonfiction books, picture books and a middle grade novel.
Continue ReadingA missing ledger and loose ends will beget violence.
Continue ReadingYou guessed: the casino owner is a living, mummified, individual.
Continue ReadingGouache is a very forgiving medium.
Continue ReadingI had so much fun with the adaptation I plain forgot it all started right here in comic form.
Continue ReadingTwo picture books and a classic comic strip.
Continue ReadingThere are no winners on this tragic tale.
Continue ReadingA classic and a new title give us the cute vibes.
Continue ReadingThese books have all a very distinct quality.
Continue ReadingRobinson and Merino have created something that will immediately be adapted as a Netflix series.
Continue ReadingUnder the beautiful plum trees, a massacre has taken place.
Continue ReadingLots of loving grandparents and fathers in this one.
Continue ReadingThe aftermath of this epic battle leads to a surprising conclusion.
Continue ReadingThe sheer variety of topics make this an entertaining line up.
Continue ReadingUsagi, Gen, Yukichi and Stray Dog are still walking the land together.
Continue ReadingThe raggedy bunch of pet dogs face the supernatural with uncommon bravery.
Continue ReadingThere is a lot of love inside this pages, only one of it Valentine related.
Continue ReadingThe relationship between giants and humans did not start in good footing, there was a lot of blood drawn first.
Continue ReadingVery interesting titles open our reads of the year, some old, some new.
Continue ReadingFolktales from all over the globe are presented here in Mignola’s signature style.
Continue ReadingThe battle for the realm will be held again.
Continue ReadingThis is Mignola using mythology at its best.
Continue ReadingAnansi is a trickster god—one that loves mischief, stories, and song.
Continue ReadingLots of middle grade débuts in this one.
Continue ReadingIt is true of all tyrants and criminals—eventually they all fall down.
Continue ReadingThe night of wine, women, and song turns out to be one for the record books.
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