American Mcgee's Alice was a beautiful game that captured the minds of many gamers. As this book shows, the second game will be equally as beautiful, perhaps even more so. It was great to get an inside look at the creation of the creatures and locations of the game, and of course of Alice herself. I particularly enjoyed seeing the process of ccreating Alice's look and her various dress styles. This book captures the beauty of what is sure to be a fascinating game.
Thirsty? Too bad. We take water for granted. Some people won't even drink tap water, and that can be understandable. But what happens when the taps run dry? Nothing to drink, you can't take a shower, and flushing the toilet is out of the question. In 𝘋𝘳𝘺 by Neal Shusterman & Jarrod Shusterman the drought in South California just got worse. The water has been turned off, and people are just trying to survive. This book is fast-paced and a bit haunting because you can't help but think it could actually happen. I really enjoyed this one, but I will say, I wouldn't have minded if it had ended on page 367. That would have been some ending, but maybe a little too macabre for a young adult book.
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