Fables: Animal Farm by Bill Wellingham

A revolution is forming with Goldilocks in the lead! Can the Fabletown Loyalists stop it before it is too late?

Graphic Novel review by Alex Griffee

Find graphic novels like this one in the Teen Room if the UC Library! If we don't have the one you're looking for, you can use your Evergreen card to place a hold and have the book brought over to Union County. Books are delivered every Monday and Thursday. Need help? Ask the circ desk to put a book on hold for you.

Fables: Legends in Exile by Bill Wellingham

There's been a murder in FableTown (or has there?)! Can they solve the murder mystery? To find out, read the book!
Book review by Alex Griffee

Fall of the Templar #3, by Derek Benz/J.S. Lewis

The Black Wolves have the spear of Ragnarok, which supposed to end the World! Chasing them from the United States to the pits of Hell, can the Templar save the world???
Book Review by Alex Griffee

Rise of the Black Wolf by Derek Benz/J S Lewis

A recent group of people are creating and breeding werewolves. Can the Templars stop them?
Book review by Alex Griffee

Ark Angel by Anthony Horowitz

A Russian multi-trillionaire is about to launch Ark Angel, the first hotel in space! What people don't know is that it's secretly a bomb!
Book Review by Alex Griffee

The Currents of Space by Isaac Asimov

This book is also in the future...humans occupy many different planets and the Empire - unlike in The Stars, Like Dust, it's Trantorians instead of Tyrranians who rule the Empire - has already dominated most of the occupied planets, but some still remain free of its control. 

At the beginning of this book, a maybe thirty-something year old man is found naked and alone on a farming planet called Florina (not yet under Trantorian control) with absolutely no memory and the mentality of a newborn. There, the local Townman (basically the mayor) places him in the care of a common worker named Valona. She re-teaches him how to speak and walk, and work once the Townman gets him a job where Valona works. They name him Rik, a slang word for "moron."

But, eventually, Rik's memory begins to return, slowly and painfully. But one thing he is sure of is that Florina is going to be destroyed.

This was a good book. My only complaints were the same as for The Stars, Like Dust...sometimes the story is slow to get going, and people talk like they are trying to sound smart, but that seems to just be Asimov's writing style. It isn't distracting at all once you get used to it. 

Book Review written by Taylor Tobin