By the giant flying heads of the space gods! Dance completions, pet stores, SEAS OF GEEKS! Imagine all of that, in MONSTER SPACE. And that's not all! Who would ever think Luna would tolerate a roommate?! And such a cute one, too! *Awkward love interest included*
Luna may look like sugar, but she's chock-full of spice and an endless supply of snark. She's set in her ways, and no matter what adventure Sheikh may place her creation, Luna's true nature will always out. The book is intended for a pre-teen audience and the storylines reflect that, but they also are fun and can speak to an older audience. The artwork is vibrant and colorful with a feel that comes from the Nineties (think a less gross Ren and Stimpy). I also love the details of the lettering with uses of colors, outlining, and easy-to-read cursive. Overall, this is a solid issue that allows us humble readers a further insight to Luna, her life, and the pests that surround her. Read Full Review
A good read for a younger audience, though I've seen similar concepts before. Read Full Review
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