The Book with No Pictures by B. J. Novak - Book Review

A ridiculously delightful read aloud book! This book is so much fun, no pictures are needed. This book is even more fun the second, third, fourth time around!
A ridiculously delightful read aloud book! This book is so much fun, no pictures are needed. This book is even more fun the second, third, fourth time around!
At turns ecstatic and at turns elegiac, these poems are an invitation into Gilbert's personal history which was defined by both exploration and isolation. Each of these poems is, like a single day, its own strange and incomprehensible bundle of events. An extremely satisfying and memorable read.
Not only is this book beautifully written, but it is straight-up important. If you like what you read, read it again. If you don't like it, READ IT AGAIN!!
How much is identity grounded in biology? How much in biography? Kaplan's work illustrates the fluidity inherent to identity; a historical work that helps us to better understand the contemporary concern with diversity.
Primrose Squarp survives a year of turmoil as she tries to see where she fits in and save what matters most to her. Insight into middle-grade issues yet humorous look at life!
If you've ever been curious about the attraction between "strange" and "charmed" quarks or find yourself wondering what the universe looked like just after the "birth" of atoms, then this engaging and illuminating introduction to our cosmic history is just the book for you!