Help me out, folks.

[Steve!]

(04-02-2012 07:22 AM)thechrishaley Wrote:  

(04-02-2012 05:03 AM)Steve! Wrote:  Did anyone ever read Leave it to Chance?

Back when it came out a million years ago. Honestly don't remember how it was other than liking the art a lot. Good?

No idea, I'm in the same boat. I really love Paul Smith art and I liked James Robinson's writing around the time it came out, but it seemed like it would a good all ages book.

[Flash Fact]

Well, All-Star Superman of course. Bone most definitely, and maybe some Essential Marvel reprint books?

[Agent Orange]

I finished reading the New Brighton Archaeological Society last night and I think it'd be perfect for kids. First of all, it's about kids, it's full of mythical monsters, adventure, British accents and the art style is just gorgeous (IMO). It's free on the website to read (He's almost finished putting up all the pages), so your friend can just pull it up on the class computer (If they have one) and project it onto the board (Again, if they can).

[Rae]

(04-02-2012 03:00 PM)Steve! Wrote:  

(04-02-2012 07:22 AM)thechrishaley Wrote:  

(04-02-2012 05:03 AM)Steve! Wrote:  Did anyone ever read Leave it to Chance?

Back when it came out a million years ago. Honestly don't remember how it was other than liking the art a lot. Good?

No idea, I'm in the same boat. I really love Paul Smith art and I liked James Robinson's writing around the time it came out, but it seemed like it would a good all ages book.

I've found Robinson to be really hit-or-miss, and the writing on Leave It to Chance is soundly mediocre. I'd not prevent a kid from reading it, but I'd not specifically recommend it, either.