The story of Vasya, a boy who can hear colors as well as see them. He decided he would paint what he felt and heard, instead of what he saw. Vasya Kandinsky grew up to be one of the most influential painters. Features beautiful pages by the illustrator of Harry Potter. ~ Reviewed by Krysta Piccoli
Ensler's memoir is both devastating and incredible. It is more than just her story of battling cancer and finding herself. It is also a story of the world's battles. It is a story that ends with the hope that the world can find itself. ~ Reviewed by Krysta Piccoli
Ensler's memoir is both devastating and incredible. It is more than just her story of battling cancer and finding herself. It is also a story of the world's battles. It is a story that ends with the hope that the world can find itself. ~ Reviewed by Krysta Piccoli
Until Max can discover what happened to his missing parents he decides to become Mister Max the Solutioneer, helping people solve the trickiest of problems. Raised by actors, he easily fits into any disguise. Book One of what promises to be an exciting series. ~ Reviewed by Krysta Piccoli
Mr. Tiger is bored with being so proper all the time, so he decides to let his wild side out. Will his overly proper friends accept him? A fun story about the joys of marching to the beat of your own drum and maybe setting a few trends along the way. ~ Reviewed by Krysta Piccoli