One Week In The Library is a trippy exercise in the relationship between author and reader, told through distorted versions of tried and true stories such as Goldilocks and the Three Bears. While its art is nothing special, its brutally honest and non-apologetic depiction of the author's innermost fears and neuroses truly make this experimental graphic novel one worth jumping into headfirst.

This beautifully illustrated and poetic graphic novel (emphasis on novel) will drag you into its enthralling world, wrapping you in mystery after mystery. It just might have too many mysteries and not enough answers, but I expect that to be rectified in the coming sequels.