Articles published by Judy Grace

4/19/2003
Maxim uses the very real threat of bioterrorism as a springboard to weave a tale of action and adventure that not only offers his social commentary, but also unites the popular characters from his Bannerman series.
This is a very different type of novel than I usually read, and its graphic realism was a surprise.The book deals with the existence of bio-terrorism and the power brokers who control it. Artemus Bourne, while living the life of wealth and power, has only to pick up the phone to one of his many...
4/8/2003
A pig, a spider and a lamb named Cardigan.
Charlotte's Web has been a favorite of children for years. This is a continuation of life on the farm, without the noble Charlotte. Instead, we are introduced to three of Charlotte's daughters. They're not Charlotte, but they prove to be loyal friends.The familiar characters from the original story...
4/8/2003
The relationships between a father and his daughter who is just a little bit different.
Reviewing an animated movie with three little boys, ages 9, 7 and almost 6, is a fun experience. It appealed to them, as it should, but Grandma enjoyed it too.The movie tells the tale of a very unusual family. The Thornberrys live in Africa with their two daughters and a wild boy they have adopted...