"The Depths" has an open-ended conclusion, but how we get to the ending, and how well the story flows, makes it work.

Even with the lack of characterization, typical - but not badly written - stories, Tiny Tyrant is a step above most of the childrens fair on the shelves today. Though the main character is a six-year old, the materials is not written to the mentally of a six-year old. In other words, it isnt written down to them, but is written in a way that speaks to six-year olds on a more mature level - even if the main characters lacks that maturity.

Young and old should pick up The Hunting of the Snark, An Agony in Eight Fits by Lewis Carroll, Illustrated by Mahendra Singh, read it for themselves and see what meaning they can discover.