This is an inexpensive comic book like you might find on the rack in a grocery story. The main characters are chibi versions of famous superheroes. The book was a collection or two or three page stories, that, though they had recurring themes, didn't really have an overarching plot. A few of the cartoons were funny and all where at least entertaining. There are a few activity pages in the book, like a word search and a coloring page. I read this book because of a training challenge at work where we were supposed to chose a book from a genre we didn't read very often, in an effort to expand our Reader Reference skills. (144 p)
Thursday, May 26, 2016
Tiny Titans: Adventures in Awesomeness by Art Baltzar Franco
This is an inexpensive comic book like you might find on the rack in a grocery story. The main characters are chibi versions of famous superheroes. The book was a collection or two or three page stories, that, though they had recurring themes, didn't really have an overarching plot. A few of the cartoons were funny and all where at least entertaining. There are a few activity pages in the book, like a word search and a coloring page. I read this book because of a training challenge at work where we were supposed to chose a book from a genre we didn't read very often, in an effort to expand our Reader Reference skills. (144 p)
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