Our niece and nephew simply cannot get enough of this book. The story is adorable and the pictures are beautiful. I highly recommend it!

I adore Andrew's Bright Blue T-shirt. I've read it to all the kids I babysit. The story is well-written and engaging for both young and old audiences. Andrew is an adorable character. The illustrations are colorful and fun to look at. Overall, there is a lot of heart in this book.

our 2 1/2 year old has not stopped asking us to read him this wonderful book since we received it a few days ago. the writing is engaging, and the illustrations are terrifically imaginative. highly, highly recommended.

Riding on the hype and legendary "Lord of the Rings" resurgence, I was skeptical about purchasing this book, thinking that it may be a quick exploitive means to cash in on the fantasy regrowth. While this book has many of the recurring fantasy themes found else where, the contributors to this graphic novel have produced a fun, can't-put-it down comic.

The story centers around the person Robin Drake as he journeys to warn the other inhabits on "earth" of the return of the Beast, a villian the others thought had died fifteen years ago. Many of the superheros are cleverly introduced and united under the banner of saving the "world." Some heros take more proding than others, which aids in the story telling. It was interesting using Robin as the central character - considering he has always been a sidekick (even on his own, Nightwing has never really broken out of Batman's shadow).

This move gives the story more force and gives a "Frodo" of the Lord of the Rings" trilogy feel to the book, without copying the material too much. The formula also works well, so why change a genre that works so well - an unlikely hero, who saves the world.

The art is outstanding and many great artist contribute their unquie talents to provide pertinent images as the story progresses. A must for graphiic novel fans, who just want to read a good story, view some great art, and have a nice evening.

This book was conceived to test Phillipson's linguistic imperialism theory (1992). For this purpose scholars in a range of countries were asked to evaluate the status of English in their home countries. The book concludes with an excellent summary by Fishman which shows that linguistic imperialism is too simplistic to account for complex language eccologies.

This book has some great ideas but I think the book could be organized a little better. I think I will use some of the information in my satsuma citrus farm!

I am actually enjoying an ant free summer thanks to this book! All without any chemicals using Dr bronners Peppermint soap! wow!

Andy Lopez writes the way he talks. He has wonderful ideas of how to control pests naturally. He is a bit confusing at times though. I know I will use my book continuously

You aren't going to gain great insight on what makes Jennifer so driven or anything like that. But it was fun to go through it and see all the pictures, most of which I had never seen before. They also give you some interesting tidbits on her personal life. If you're a fan and want something fun about J.Lo, I'd get this.