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In celebration of the passing of Scott Adams, I continue my foray through the full collection of Dilbert cartoon with this third year (1991). Continue reading
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Dilbert, the Second Year by Scott Adams (1990)
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Dilbert gets funnier in this second year of his daily comic strips. A Christian review. Continue reading
Dilbert: The First Year by Scott Adams (1989)
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No better place to start than the beginning! This Christian review highlights some favorites from Dilbert and Dogbert’s first year in syndication, 1989. Continue reading
Big Nate: From the Top by Lincoln Pierce (2010)
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My son turned 13 last week, and to celebrate during Spring Break we traveled to a waterpark for a few days. I decided to try out one of his library books on my own during the break, and I’m glad … Continue reading
The Odd 1s Out by James Rallison (2018)
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How to Be Cool and Other Things I Definitely Learned from Growing Up I’m not much of a YouTuber, so before getting this book, I honestly had no idea who James Rallison was. Apparently, as of 2018, he had 7 … Continue reading
5 Very Good Reasons to Punch a Dolphin in the Mouth by Matthew Inman (2011)
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And other Useful Guides by The Oatmeal It’s a little embarrassing, reviewing a book like this on my blog. But since my tagline states that I focus on “mostly Christian book reviews,” those few that are definitely outside the fence … Continue reading
Fables: Legends in Exile by Bill Willingham, et al. (2012)
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You may notice in the coming months a small uptick on this site of comic-book and graphic-novel reviews. Namely this results from a $1 purchase I made at Goodwill a few weeks ago, a copy of Scott McCloud’s Reinventing Comics, … Continue reading
Sparky by Beverly Gherman (2010)
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The Life and Art of Charles Schulz There’s no bigger fan of the Peanuts universe than my sister-in-law, so whenever I come across a book featuring any of Charles Schulz’s characters, I pounce on it. Her passion has rubbed off … Continue reading