an eerie expedition.

The Dreadful Fate of Jonathan York by Kory Merritt is EXACTLY the kind of book that will get kids reading. It's comic-like, lots of amazing graphics, little blurbs of the story on teach page, AND it's mildly sinister. When Jonathan York finds himself lost in the woods, he is put in quite the predicament (or four) to get himself out. Merritt nails it, and this work won't overwhelm your slower reader, but is entertaining enough for your confident reader.



Spider-Man, Wolverine, X-Men, Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, the gangs all here!

My kids at school literally fight over Matt Forbeck's Marvel Encyclopedia in study hall. It's like cat nip and so incredibly well done, filled with background stories on all of their favorite characters (1,200 profiles all together) and some amazing artwork. This edition is fully updated and necessary for any marvel comic book fan's library because honestly, nothing currently compares. It's exactly what your superhero obsessed kid (or man child) is looking for, and more.