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Krishna Johnson krizjay — Elliot Eisner makes such a powerful case for art education in this work that I think all politicians lobbying for cultural program cuts should be forced to read and discuss this book. The specifics about curricula and cognition get a bit heavy if one isn't interested in these educational/psychological fields, but the illustrations and case studies about specific students' progress in the classroom because of an artistic approach are compelling.

Sonia And _hite_now — siempre la recomiendo.La novela me encanta, parece mentira que fuera tan joven cuando la escribió. Su vida y su muerte fueron muy románticas. Conozco algunos de sus dibujos de cuando estuvo desterrado en el Caucaso y son preciosos

Eli Dong _li_tudio — Haunting and romantic at the same time. I really liked the mystery of Amelia's past and the ending is wide open for more to come. Eli is a very interesting character too. I have some suspicions about Grandma Ruth but I'll wait for the second book before I share them.

Rafael Lopez rafaelgainzalopez — This is a great book to get your feet wet with the use of economics as a sense-making tool for risk management. I am dont' agree with everything that is said but the book is well written.

Max Clement maxclement — I love this book! Extremely intelligent and exciting from beginning to end.

Iván Gomez _van_omez1 — Until the last 30 pages, there was nothing in this that made me want to keep reading. I only managed to by taking a long break, and then forcing myself since the book was short. The last 30 pages are okay, but even they aren't enough to recommend this. If you've read any pulp horror mags or reprints from the 1930s, you could take those and combine them w/ Rosemary's Baby, and you'd have this book. The author went overboard in his attempts to remind you that the story is set in the 1950s. If he had chosen his plot direction as carefully as these reminders of when the story was set, he might've had at least a 3-star book. To make matters worse, the big reveal (all but given away by the time you finish the first chapter - it's THAT predictable) was not convincing in its presentation. You knew it was coming, but the author didn't do enough to make you feel satisfied that, Yes, that IS the way it was going to end all along. I give it an extra star for the slightly-more-detailed-than-usual use of voodoo as a plot point. On that subject, it sounds like the author did his homework. Again, if only he had had a more original plot in which to couch his studies.

David Preston _ave_owshed — It's a pretty good beginning of a story. I like the art used in this manga and the authors previous work "Back Stage Prince". Can't wait till the next vol. comes out Nov.