Book Reviews

"Schacter strives not only to document, organize and illustrate the breadth and wealth of street art in the world, but also to educate the reader."

Bill Ayers examines at the experience of being labeled an "unrepentant domestic terrorist" during the 2008 presidential campaign.

TwoMorrows’ history of the American comics industry tackles a creatively fertile period.

A compelling, carefully crafted story about what seems to be the completely purposeless existence of a segment of American society.

Relax and enjoy a mad adventure through great old houses among eccentric and wonderfully written characters.

I've grown to love these characters.

Great for young adults: a strong, brave, sympathetic heroine, an interesting array of secondary characters, mystery, action and adventure.

Sussanah Charleson introduces the reader to the world of service dogs in this engrossing new book.

His sons would end up at Dachau concentration camp after the destruction of the Austria-Hungarian Empire.

Transforming a discarded book into a brilliant, permanent work of art proves a dramatic display of skill, artistry and vision.