The Seep by Chana Porter

2 stars Interesting concept with some good lyrical narration. For me, this book didn’t feel quite finished. It read more like a draft than an ending piece. I didn’t connect with any of the characters, there wasn’t a whole lot of plot, and I didn’t really get a good feel for the Seep. While I…

Read More

How to Make Sense of Any Mess by Abby Covert

5 stars I had to read this book for my Information Architecture course and it is by far my favorite book we have read up to this point. This is a great first resource for learning about Information Architecture and the information provided is wide enough to be applicable to many situations outside of official…

Read More

The Perfect Little Monster by Judy Hindley

4 stars An absolutely adorable book about a family of monsters. The illustrations were so much fun and easily enjoyed by any child you likes messes. The story itself was simple. I kind of wanted it to go on a bit longer, but the ending was very cute. I really enjoyed the art style and…

Read More

Clifford’s Halloween by Normal Bridwell

3 stars While I did really enjoy reading this book, I gave it 3 stars because I read the original book, which features Clifford in an Indian costume and a boy dressed as a hobo. I have heard the Indian costume has been changed in the newer publications of the book, but it’s definitely something…

Read More

Clifford’s First Snow Day by Norman Bridwell

3 stars A cute story about Clifford’s first experience with snow as a tiny puppy. The pictures pair nicely with the simple text, progressing the story on. The illustrations were well done and also showed a nice range of emotions beyond happy and sad. Nice book about ingenuity, creative thinking, and everyone’s favorite red dog….

Read More

Weird Things Customers Say in Bookstores by Jen Campbell

4 stars I actually came across this book in a librarian group on Facebook (I am working toward my master’s in library sciences) and thought it looked interesting. A fun, quick read that is filled with oddity, hilarity, and bookish humor. It was a fun experience to get a glimpse of what it can be…

Read More