Funny, snarky, laugh out loud. 3 panel stories, just what I needed. Loved all the drawings, very nicely drawn. Should you read this fun book, be sure to read all the word with the panels. My favorites were Dracula, Shakespeare’s comedies and tragedies, Three Tales by EAPoe, Pride & Prejudice, and Interview With a Vampire. The author provides tips on how to write three paneled comics, in three panels, “draw what you can’t stop thinking about after you have read the book”. Good read for reluctant readers. ( )

Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss. ( )

I'm so glad I stumbled on this book. These summaries were funny and spoke to the memorable portions of the classics and a few modern works. I'm one of those people who keeps insisting they'll read the classics they pretended to read in high school and this book just gave me dozens more to add to my to-read list. ( )

Not true to the point of the books
Basically just the parts most ppl remember
Good idea though ( )

*reviewed by uncorrected ARC - netgalley *

graphic micro-summaries of classics - this is a quick book to flip through; it's amusing to see which stories you recognize, and some which you maybe should revisit (or not, it's up to you). ( )