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João Diegues joaomariodf9d1 — Once again, someone found some scraps of parchment with the name of Judas and the whole concept of Christianity is therefor attacked. Dr. Ehrman starts out by saying that the writings were not by Judas nor probably written by anyone who knew Judas. He then goes on to say that they were probably gnostic papers and then proceeds to attack the four gospels in the New Testament, tries to prove a coverup by he Church, debunk the concept of a Christ or Messiah, all on a scholarly basis. The fact that Christains believe in the Messiah has a great deal more to do with the faith of the followers. This can never be proven or for that matter disproven by Scholars and Historians. What amazes me the most is that the book is about a newly founf "gospel" which consists of scraps (illustrated in the book), but the book does not say what they contain. Once you get past his three chapters of introduction, every chapter is a repeat of the one before it realing nothing.

Molly Petroski mollypetroski — My daughter picked this book and loved it. She is learning to read, and this was fun for her. She likes how Cam can remember things and solve problems. She could relate to the story in the library, because we go every week. She liked how the Dad was sitting there reading and letting them look around. To read our full review, go to The Reading Tub®.

Anna Nardi annanardi — I didn't like this as much as Mirette on the high wire because it involved a dastardly villain that was trying to at best, discredit, at worst, KILL Bellini and Mirette. Also, there was a side story of a boy whose parents had died and he was all alone and had nowhere to go, and I just think that's a little too hardcore for the 4-7 age range for whom I saw this book attracting.