Very good book with a lot of detail. I would recomend this to people who like survival stories and historical fiction lovers.

I really enjoyed reading this because it gives a view into life in the 1950s for a black family. It gives important insight onto what dreams mean to different people. The author does a good job of sparking emotions where that be frustration or happiness. I would recommend. It’s a quick read.

Was hoping for more, entertaining enough, main character is annoying

I like how the book has funny parts in it.

An outstanding look at the basic design and thought process that has gone into the development of Lego elements and sets over the last 60 yesrs. An official Lego book so it glosses over bad decisions made by the company in the past. Also doesn’t go as deeply into the manufacturing process as most interested readers would probably like. Still overall an interesting in depth read with lots of likely new info for anyone with an interest in the product.

The author does a lot of telling instead of showing, but it's easy to follow. And truly the couple is insufferable and makes the ending all that more annoying. Would be fine for a beach read.

I love that the bunnies wrote their names in dreams and they don't know how to write their names in reality. I love bunnies.

A great graphic novel depicting a young boy trapped in the Battle of Brooklyn who must survive.

It was slow

Pretty fun even to me being in 8th grade; I learned something new!