This comic strip reminds me of the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, except this one falls when is comes to the humor. It struggles to be believable and still be funny. An okay read for readers who have a few minutes here and there to fill with comics.

This is a very good book. It has a great plot, fantastically realistic characters, and an easy to follow yet pleasantly spotty backstory. My only regret is the cliffhanger, I can't wait to read the next book. I highly recommend this book to all older readers.

This book is interesting, but the plot is scattered and the characters are a little vague. The idea of the story is intriguing, but the details and the backstory spoil the essence of the story.

This is an realistic story about what can happen when you run a lemonade stand. I found the characters' different ways of managing the business fascinating, but I didn't like the sibling rivalry, which seemed just a tad forced. All and all, a good story.

This book is pretty cliche. The names of the characters are references to famous historic and literary figures. The plot is fairly standard for the kids' science fiction genre. There are hints of Star Trek: The Next Generation as well. This is an okay book for those lazy, boredom-filled, summer moments.

This book does not have a plot and the characters are one dimensional. There is no premise, no backstory, and no development in the story at all. This is a book I would not recommend reading.

This is a good book, especially for those people who tinker with odds and ends in their spare time. The story is pleasantly funny and mysterious enough to keep the reader interested. I would recommend this story to anyone who has a few hours to fill.

This is a very silly book, so silly that it is insulting to any reader who picks it up. There is no real plot, no character development, and no rhyme nor reason why anything happened in the story. I would not recommend this book to anyone, young or old for any reason whatsoever.

This is a lovely story about a girl who faces the world and is expected to be someone she's not. Piper McCloud is extraordinary and makes extraordinary friends. I love the plot and the characters. My only wish is that there had been a few more chapters at the end of the book to really sum up this wonderful adventure.

This is an intriguing book with an interesting setting. Set in a futuristic mess, the characters fight against the norms of their peoples. There is plenty of spirit and adventure, but the plot is slightly scattered, coming through in bits and pieces. All in all, a story that is a good book to spend a lazy summer afternoon reading.