Book Reviews

Death laments that his child isn't following in his footsteps of reaping souls, in author and illustrator Nicholas Gurewitch's latest work.

Does your film need a dinosaur or a space alien? 'Filming the Fantastic with Virtual Technology' tells you how to get it done.

The Contradictions by Sophie Yanow makes an excellent read for anyone who would like to study abroad or has already done so.

A bunny wants to avoid becoming a bear's lunch, in 'Please Don't Eat Me by author and illustrator Liz Climo.

Arundhati Roy's 'Azadi' is a collection of essays and speeches describing India's recent descent into totalitarianism that speaks to the heart and the mind.

'The Starless Sea' by Erin Morgenstern is an amazing book that is not only a wonderful read but will also encourage you to look at stories in ways you never have before

'Moms,' by Yeong-Shin Ma presents a very real perspective of middle-aged women often not seen and explores it to find the life within.

'Constitution Illustrated' by R Sikoryak is a great reminder of the power of the relatively short original document that defined American federal power.

This is a wonderful, awesome, and emotional story that leaves plenty of room for a sequel (fingers crossed).

'The Sky is Blue with a Single Cloud' by Kuriko Tsurita impacts anyone reading her work on a level so deep it seems she might well have been a pen pal.